Git
Git shows git repositories that live locally on the server: a registry of known repositories, a strictly read-only access to git, source embedding through the markup {{source>git:…}}, and a browser for commits and branches. It is meant for authors who show code on a page, and for operators who release repositories.
Getting started
Common tasks
| What you want | For whom | Where you do it | Instructions |
|---|---|---|---|
| release a local repository | operators | configuration manager | Reference: configuration (German) |
| show source code on a page | authors | markup {{source>git:repo:ref:path}} | Reference: purpose (German) |
| browse commits and branches | readers | do=wkdogit | Reference: purpose (German) |
| understand why it only ever reads | everyone | – | Reference: how execution is safeguarded (German) |
| show a repository from Azure DevOps | authors | – | ADO-Git |
| know what the package does not do | everyone | – | Reference: limits (German) |
For developers
- ADO-Git – the same for repositories hosted in Azure DevOps
- wksourceview – the source display this package supplies
The full technical reference for this package is currently available in German only.
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