Your project metadata is either stored in Git. If you are using a Git repository, you can modify the location URL, user and password from Talend Administration Center.
When you will connect to a remote repository in the Studio, you will have to enter the URL of your Talend Administration Center in the Web-app URL field so that the Studio can retrieve these parameters.
Before you begin
- the repository is on the Git server and you have copied its URL.
For Git users:
- it is recommended to check via
git bashthat the repository is accessible, that you can push your changes on it and, if you use SSH, that the host is known.Note:When running Talend Administration Center as a service, ensure that the known_hosts file is located in the right folder. If not, copy the known_hosts file into the user.home/.ssh folder (or create a .ssh folder if it does not already exist).
When running Talend Administration Center as a Windows service, user.home is similar to: C:\Windows\System32\config\systemprofile.
- all branches/tags are visible for all projects on the same Git repository. Therefore, if you create some branches/tags for one project, all other projects on the same Git repository will have the same list of branches and tags.
- if you want to create projects in multiple Git repositories (not only the one set on the Configuration page), you need to add a parameter in a configuration file. For more information, see Enabling hash code as Git repository folder name on Talend Help Center .
- it is recommended to check via
- the Git username and password correspond to an existing user in Git.
For Git users: note that the SSH key passphrase feature is not supported in this release of Talend Administration Center.