A IguanaX leverages GIT version control. The following is a basic GIT workflow cycle in Iguanathe Translator:
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title | CLONE - make a local copy of the repository |
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CLONE a central repository and pull it down to a local machine. For example: In IguanaX, when you Create a Component or Create component +FROM URL, we are performing a git clone of an upstream repository, making a copy and pulling the component repository down to your local machine for you to use.  When you clone a component repository you have two options: Edit Original: If you have edit permissions on the component’s upstream repository, you can choose for your local component to stay connected to the upstream repository and edit the component directly. Make a Copy and Edit: If you don’t have edit permissions or you want to connect the component to a new upstream repository, you can make a new local copy of the component and set a new upstream repository. In the Translator you can use the menu bar to connect your component to a repository.
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