Argument or Option | Description |
name=repoName | Required. A unique name for the flat file repository that you are adding. |
[location=URL] | Optional. A valid URL that points to the location of the remote Git repository. For example, https://github.com/user/repo.git |
[credentials=credAlias] | Optional. The alias of the COMMON-CREDENTIALS configuration instance that has the details for accessing the GIT repository. If the instance already exists, you can retrieve the alias using
sagcc list configuration instances. If the configuration instance does not exist, you must create it with the
sagcc create configuration data command. See the
Usage Notes of the sagcc add repository assets git command for details about the GIT credentials input properties file that you must provide with the sagcc create configuration data command. |
[registryRoot=URL] | Optional. A valid URL that points to the location of the registry that stores the metadata for the assets in the repository. The registry is located inside the local directory that stores the flat file repository. For example, if the flat file repository is located in the C:\fileRepo directory and the registry directory is "MyRegistry", you must set this parameter as follows: registryRoot=/MyRegistry |
[registryNamespacesRoot=URL] | Optional. A valid URL that points to the location of the directory that stores the registry namespaces. The namespace directory is located inside the registry directory. For example, if the registry directory is C:\fileRepo, you must set this parameter as follows: registryNamespacesRoot=/MyRegistryNs |
[description=description] | Optional. A description of the asset repository. |
[branch=branch_name] | Optional. The name of a branch in the git repository that you want to update. When you omit this argument, the command uses the branch that is set as default in the remote git repository. Note: Use a simple branch name. Do not use prefixes, such as origin/* or refs/* |
[options] | Optional. The command allows all options supported by the Command Line Interface. For a description of the options, see
Common Options. |