This is a guide to on how to export your channels to a GIT repo Git repository with Iguana 6 if you have not done it before or need a refresher! We focus on Bitbucket, but many of the concepts will apply if you are using Github or another git hosting provider.
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title | STEP 1: It's helpful to have a hosting Git service account - you get a free one with bitbucket |
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Easy, For Bitbucket - go to :https://www.bitbucket.com/ Click , click on Get it free and follow the steps to get a free account. |
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title | STEP 2: From your new Workspace, create an empty repository |
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First create a Workspace, name it anything you like. Then create a Respository:
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It should look something like this: Create the repository:
The repository Access Level can be public or private. You must name the Default branch name: master - Iguana 6 looks for this specific branch name. Then click Create Repository
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title | STEP 3: In Iguana 6, go to Settings > → Add and Configure Repositories |
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Click In Iguana 6, click New Repository. You You’ll see a screen like this:  |
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title | STEP 4: Fill it out with the details of your repository |
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Copy the https:// URL from your created Bitbucket repository:
 Paste In Iguana 6, enter any name for the Repository and paste the https:// URL into Iguana 6: for your repository.
 Click Save Repository and it . It should look like this:
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title | STEP 5: Create an App Password in Bitbucket |
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Navigate to Personal Bitbucket Settings:
Image ModifiedTake note of your Username and navigate to App Passwords:
 Click Create app password
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 Click Create Copy andcopy the App Password and (save it somewhere for STEP 7 .)
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title | STEP 7: Use your Username and App Password to authenticate with bitbucket. |
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Enter a commit message, click Ok. Enter your Bitbucket Username and App Password that were created in STEP 5:
 Click Continue and you should be met with this message:
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