Publish with Git

Once you've created (or customized) a model or a bundle, you might want to publish it as a Git repository so that you can share it and reuse it later from anywhere.

Here's the procedure to follow...

All the following command examples are meant to be used with a standard operating-system shell (not in Telosys-CLI )

1) Prepare the local Git repository

Each model or bundle is a directory, so you can use it as Git repository.

In the model/bundle directory:

• If the directory is not already a Git repository (for example after a "git clone") initialize the Git repository with initial branch (for example “master”) $git init -b master

• You can also define your user name and email for the current repository (optional) $git config user.name "Your Name" $git config user.email [e-mail]

• Add all the files to be committed (usually all files) $git add .

• Commit the files $git commit -m "Initial commit"

2) Prepare the remote repository

On the "remote side" (Git server)

Create a Git repository on a server to host the repository you wish to publish. You can do that on GitHub, GitLab, your own server, etc...

Copy the remote-repository URL. For example: https://github.com/xxx/yyy/repo-name.git https://gitlab.com/xxx/yyy/repo-name.git

3) Publish the repository

On your workstation, in the local directory:

• Add the remote repository as a new remote (for example with name “origin”) $git remote add origin https://xxx/yyy/repo-name.git (use the previously copied URL)

• Check Git remote $git remote -v origin https://xxx/yyy/repo-name.git (fetch) origin https://xxx/yyy/repo-name.git (push)

• Push to “origin” (remote-side) a branch of your repository (for example “master”) $git push origin master (if not authenticated Git ask for user & password)

And that's all. The remote Git repository contains now all the model/bundle files. The momdel/bundle is now installable by Telosys on any workstation.