This is where the power of IguanaX comes in . The - you have the ability to customize and edit components to do what you need or write entirely new components from scratch.
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| title | STEP 1: Make sure you have Git set up |
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To leverage repositories, set up your IguanaX Git Settings to leverage a Git provider. |
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| title | STEP 2: Create a component |
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Use the workflow from Create a Component. |
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| title | STEP 4: You're in the Translator! To backup your changes in a git repo you'll need to click on the Setup Repository |
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The cloud icon allows you to set an upstream repository to push and pull changes from. It's a convenient way to store and collaborate on projects.  Image Removed Image Added |
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| title | STEP 5: Now you can assign or set up a new git repo for your component |
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| title | configure how your component will be stored in Git |
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With the Repository Management Screen you can set a component to be stored in Git as a self-contained repository or as a plain folder within your Git Instance repository. Use one of the three options to configure your component: Turn to a plain folder Create and link a repository Connect to an existing repository
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| title | STEP 6: Set up a repository |
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You can select the Owner and fill out the name for the repository. IguanaX will create the repository in your Git service if it does not already exist.  Image Removed Image AddedYou will get a warning message if the repository already exists, click confirm to connect to the existing repository. |
