Create a project from a repository
If you have an existing Git repository that contains SnapLogic assets, you can create a new SnapLogic project from a Git checkout.
Important: You can track up to 1,000 files in each project, including
every tracked asset and any other files in the project's folder in the repository. In a
project space, each project has its own limit. Each file can be up to 50 MB. A commit,
checkout, or pull that exceeds either limit fails with an error.
Important: For security, task bearer tokens are not stored in Git. When you check out (including a hard reset), SnapLogic recreates the bearer token for each task.
If this operation fails, refer to Troubleshooting.
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In the navigation tree, locate the project space, and click the down arrow to open the project space menu:
- In the Create Project dialog, enter a name for the new project and select Create from Git Checkout.
- In the Create Project from Git Checkout dialog, select the repository and branch/tag to use with the new project.
After you select the repository, its default branch displays in the Branches/Tags field. You can select another branch from the dropdown.
Tip: To create a new branch for the project, overwrite the name of the existing branch in the Branches/Tags field with the new branch name, then choose Create branch from the dropdown. The new branch is created from the existing branch that you previously selected.