Set Up a Repository Connection in AIQ

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IfSet you see the message "No Repositories" (highlighted below) in the File Manager pane it means that you do not have a validup repository configured.connections You must have a repository configured to store your files. Storing files locally is not supported.

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Before setup

• Confirm repository URL, provider, branch, folder path, and target AIQ project.
• Validate network, proxy, firewall, DNS, and certificate access from the AIQ host.
• Use approved Git credentials, tokens, or SSH keys with the minimum required access.
• Confirm whether AIQ should read only or also write back to the gitrepository.

Validation workflow

1. Create or svn repository of your choice.

   Prerequisites: What you’ll need before you begin

1. Your AIQ URL and credentials

The URL and credentials for your preferred git or svn repository

Create a Repository Connection

Expand Global Options (bottom of the left Navigation bar) and click Preferences

Using either a provided GIT repository URL and your gitlab credentials, or a URL to your own repository, follow the steps in the image below to setupupdate the repository connection

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