Below sections illustrate how to configure and use GIT version control in eStudio:

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Integrating GIT into eStudio

Open eStudio and perform the following operations:

1. Go to Help menu and click the Install New Software option to open the Install New Software wizard.
   
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2. Click the Add button and provide the URL http://download.eclipse.org/releases/neon/ in the Add Repository dialog box and click OK.
   

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3. Select the Eclipse Plug-in Development Environment option under the General Purpose Tools name and click Next twice.
   
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4. Accept the Licence agreement and click Finish.
   
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5. When the installation is done, restart eStudio as it prompts to do so.
   
   
    
6. Open the Install New Software wizard and add http://download.eclipse.org/egit/updates-2.3/. Select all features except EGit Plug-in Import Support and click Finish.
   
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7. Click Next twice, agree to the License Agreement, click Finish, and restart eStudio upon prompting.

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Clone GIT Repository

Before Proceeding, make sure you added ensure adding a property "http.sslVerify property set to "false". To do so, perform the operations below:

Event processes created in eStudio can be committed (exported) to the Git Repository by performing the following actions:

1. Start eStudio with a new workspace.
2. Open Window > Preferences.
3. Go to Team > Git > Configuration.
4. Click the Add Entry button and provide the values as below:
   • Key: http.sslVerify
   • Value: false
5. Click Apply and click OK.
   
   
   
   

6. Open Online Event Process Development Perspective

   or Online Event Process Development Perspective in eStudio.Log out of Enterprise server if already logged in

   and login to EnterpriseServer.

   Warning
   Before performing the below git operations, make sure that Event Processes present in git repository are not present in your Applications.

7. Open Git Repositories view from Window > Show View > Other > Git > Git Repositories.
   Click the Clone a Git Repository link and add a clone to this View button.
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   In the Clone GIT Repository window, provide the URI in the following format and click Next twice:

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   https://github.com/<pathtorepo>

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   The Host and Repository path fields get auto populated when URI is added. Provide credentials under the Authentication section and enable the Store in Secure Store option to avoid the future screens from prompting for credentials.

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   In the Local Destination panel, enter the local destination path as follows:
   
8. Open File Directory and navigate to %FIORANO_HOME%/runtimedata/eStudio/workspace/.repositories/Online/EnterpriseServer<uniqueID>/Applications , and click Finish.
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9. Login into the Enterprise server.

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   If the event processes from the Git Repository are not reflecting, refresh the Event Process Repository.

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1. Select Team > Commit.
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   In the Commit Changes dialog box, provide some comments that signify the action, select all files, and click the Commit and Push button to save the event process in the GIT repository.
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   InfoCheck in the GIT repository to find the event process reflecting there.
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   After committing, configure Push. Right-click the property under Remotes > origin and and perform the following operations:

   1. git init

   2. git remote add origin <repoURL>

   3. git config --system core.longpaths true (for Windows OS)

   4. git remote -v

   5. git pull origin master
      
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2. Open eStudio and Refresh 'Event Process Repository'.
   
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   Event Process Repository and Git Repositories view will be updated.
   
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Configure Fetch and Push

1. Right-click the property under Remotes > origin and select Configure Push.
   
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2. In the the Configure Push dialog  dialog box, click the the Add Button and  Button and press spacebar in  in Remote branch textbox  textbox to select the branch from the options that appear. Click the the Save and Pushbutton.
   
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4. Right-click the shared Event Process in the Server Explorer and click Refresh to notice the change in the file name and the icon with the dirty flag.

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Checking Out the Project from GIT Repository

To check out a project from GIT repository, follow the steps in the Sharing Applications to Git section and then perform the following actions:

1. Configure Push and Fetch by following steps 3 -5 in the Adding an Event Process to Git section.
2. Check out. Right-click the repository and click the Fetch option.
   
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3. Go to Branches > Remote Tracking. Right-click the sub node and click the Checkout option.
    
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4. A pop-up gets displayed; click OK.
   
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Adding an Event Process to GIT

Event processes created in eStudio can be committed (exported) to the Git Repository by performing the following actions:

1. Select Team > Commit.
   
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2. In the Commit Changes dialog box, provide some comments that signify the action, select all files related to the Application changed, and click the Commit and Push button to save the event process in the GIT repository.
   
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   Check in the GIT repository to find the event process reflecting there.