Git Endpoint Target

Overview

Git integration allows you to automate and manage code repositories for configuration, templates, and workflow assets. Git Endpoint targets require Git Credentials account keys and are used with workflow automation activities that interface with supported Git repositories.

Creating Git Endpoint Targets

Perform the following steps to create a new Git target:

1. From the left navigation menu, click Automation > Targets.
2. Click New Target.
3. From the Target Type drop-down list, choose Git Endpoint.
4. Enter a unique display name for the target in the Display Name field and a brief description in the Description field.
5. In the Account Keys area, click the Default Account Keys drop-down list and choose an existing account key, or select Add New to create a new Git account key.
   For more information on creating a Git account key, see the Git Credentials Help topic.
6. In the Git area, enter the following information:
   • Protocol: Choose the appropriate protocol (HTTP or HTTPS).
   • REST API Repository Type: Select the repository type (GitHub or Bitbucket).
   • Branch: Enter the branch to interact with (for example, main or develop).
   • Code Path: Specify the path within the repository where your code or configuration resides.
7. In the Proxy area (optional):
   • Proxy URL: Enter your proxy server URL, if needed.
   • Proxy Username: Enter the username for your proxy server.
   • Proxy Password: Enter the password for your proxy server.
   • Proxy Bypass List: Optionally, provide a list of hosts to exclude from the proxy.
   • HTTPS Proxy: Enable this option to route traffic to the Git target through an HTTPS proxy server. Configure the proxy server details if your network requires proxy access.
   • Ignore Proxy: Toggle this to display or hide the proxy settings.
8. Click Save to save the target.