Repository

This function allows multiple people to share applications in order to advance app development. It is possible to register repositories and snapshots.

List

Click [Repository] from the side menu to display a list of repositories.

Tips

Tips

Repositories that you have been given access to by other users will have a [Shared] chip displayed on the card.

Creation

The steps to create a repository are as follows.

1. Click the [ADD] button in the upper right corner and select [New].
2. Enter information in the [Label], [Application] and [Comments] fields in the dialog box, then click the [ADD] button.

Tips

Tips

• For comments, please enter a string of up to 100 characters.
• The information entered in the “Comment” field when creating a new repository will be used as the comment at the time of creation.
• When creating a new repository, the creator becomes the owner of the created repository.

Edit

Repository label of a repository can be changed.
Select "Edit" from the "Repository Menu".

Tips

Tips

If the repository is shared, any shared user can edit it.

Delete

Repository can be deleted.
Select "Delete" from the "Repository Menu".

Tips

Tips

If the repository is shared, any shared user can delete it.

Export

Repository can be exported.
Select "Export"from the "Repository menu".

Tips

Tips

• If the repository is shared, any shared user can perform the export.
• It exports all definition files in the repository, including the version configuration.

Access Permission

Access permission for the repository can be set.
Select "Access Permission" from the "Repository Menu".

Tips

Tips

If the repository is shared, any shared user can control access privileges.

Repository structure

The repository list is displayed in the following format:

Column	Description
Folder Name	The folder name is displayed. You can view the repository files by clicking the folder name.
Updated	The updated date and time is displayed.
Size	The number of files contained in the folder is displayed.

The repository folder structure is as follows:

Folder Name	Description
UI	Folder where UI definitions including authentication UI are stored
Workflow	Folder containing files related to workflow settings
REST API	Folder where RESTAPI app definitions are stored
Global Functions	Folder where files related to global functions are stored
Constants	Folder containing files related to constants
Application Settings	Folder where files related to app settings are stored

Definition file structure

The repository list is displayed in the following format:

Column	Description
Icon	The file icon will be displayed. There are two icons: Custom and Auth.
File Name	The file name will be displayed. You can click on the file name to see the repository version view.
Version	The latest version of the definition file will be displayed. The string displayed is a random 32-digit string.
Type	Displays the type of definition file. The file types are as follows: Folder Name Type UI Custom/Auth Workflow Workflow Rest API Rest API Constants Constants Application Settings Settings
User	The email address of the user who committed the definition file version is displayed.
Comment	The comment at the time of committing the relevant version of the definition file is displayed.
Modified	Displays the updated date and time of the definition file.
Size	The file size of the relevant version of the definition file is displayed.

Function Button

Button	Description
Checkout	Check out the app and definition files such as UI. Select the object you want to check out and click the "Check Out" button.
Edit	You can change comments for objects. Select the object for which you want to change the comment and click the "Edit" button.
Delete	Objects can be deleted. Select the object you want to delete and click the "Delete" button.
Status	You can update the status of an object. If the status is set to "Disabled", checkout will no longer be possible. Select the object whose status you want to update and click the "Status" button.
Snapshot	You can create a snapshot of a repository. Click the "Snapshot" button for the repository you want to create a snapshot of.

Checkout

Allows a user to check out an app site.

Application Checkout

1. Click a repository from the repository list.
2. Click the "Check Out" button.
3. Select the version as "Latest" or "Snapshot".
   If you select "Snapshot", select the version you want to check out.
4. Select the application as "Existing" or "New".
   If you select "Existing", select the app you want to check out.
   If you select "New", enter information in the "ID" and "Label" fields and click the "Check Out" button.

Tips

Tips

• If you select [Existing] for the application, the original application will be overwritten.
• If you check out an incomplete repository as an app definition, it may not work the same as a normal application.

Check out definition files

1. Click a repository from the repository list.
2. Click a folder.
3. Select a definition file.
   If you want to check out a previous version of a definition file, click the definition file name and select the previous version of the file.
4. Click the "Check out" button.
5. Select an application.
   Select the app you want to check out.

Commit

Users can commit to the repository.

Application Commit

1. Click "App Menu" from the list of apps.
2. Select "Commit to Repository" from the menu.
   Enter information in the"Repository Label"field and click the "Commit" button.

Tips

Tips

• If committed, the definition file will be overwritten.

File definition commit

1. Click an app from the list of apps.
2. Update the app definition.
3. Click the "Save" button.
4. Click the "Commit" button in the upper right.
   Enter information in the "Repository", "Workspace", and "Comment" fields in the dialog, and click the "Commit" button.

About the working field

The work field is the field for selecting the definition file to commit.

The folder structure is as follows:

Folder Name	Type
UI	UI/Normal UI
Workflow	Workflow definition file
Rest API	Rest API definition file
Global Function	Global Function definition file
Constants	Constant definition file
Application Settings	App Settings definition file

Tips

Tips

• If a folder is selected, all files within the folder will be committed.
• Files in different folders cannot be committed at the same time.
• Application Settings records update information for the app, so as a general rule, differences are detected every time.
• Global Functions files are updated when the component is registered for the first time, so differences are detected at that time.