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Resolved GIT - create repositories by target not workspace

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  1. Sharon Tindall
    Sharon Tindall
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  3. Wednesday, 22 July 2020 19:28 PM UTC

I am a new user for GIT.  I have a workspace with 3 targets in it.  Each target has its own PBLs and project.  These targets represent 3 different applications.

I'd like to get them into AWS CodeCommit in three separate repositories.

Is there a way from PB to create 3 repositories - by target?  not one for the workspace?

 

Thanks, Sharon

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Tom Jiang @Appeon
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  1. Thursday, 23 July 2020 01:12 AM UTC
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Same as with the traditional SCC API, the new Git on PowerBuilder is configured at the workspace level. If you want to separate each target in its own repository, you will have to put them in different workspaces. 

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Sharon Tindall
  1. Sharon Tindall
  2. Wednesday, 29 July 2020 15:18 PM UTC
I created 3 different workspaces, each with one target. However when I did "add to source control" and selected GIT, on one of the workspaces, it put everything from that directory in the returned list.



I guess I could de-select, but what is the point of putting each app in its own workspace, if it is going to select everything anyway?



Am I missing something - or doing something wrong?
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Tom Jiang @Appeon
  1. Tom Jiang @Appeon
  2. Thursday, 30 July 2020 01:01 AM UTC
Did you put all the workspaces in the same folder? Each workspace and everything (PBL, etc.) belongs to that workspace need to be in a separate folder. In other words, you shouldn't put the three workspaces in the same folder.
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