Git Integration
For projects using our Git integration, using either GitLab, Bitbucket or GitHub (cloud only)
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10 articles in this collection
Written by Alan Parkinson, Rose Boylu, and John Kelly
Written by Alan Parkinson, Rose Boylu, and John Kelly
Which Git Branching Strategy Should I Use?
Behave Pro Git connector supports a number of popular branching strategies, selecting the right one is important for Behave Pro to work
Written by Alan Parkinson
Updated over a week ago
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Adding a Git Organisation
Adding git organisations for git connected projects in cloud and server
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Written by John Kelly
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Feature Branching Configuration
How does Behave Pro's Feature Branching configuration work?
Written by Alan Parkinson
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Resyncing Data Between Git Repositories and Jira
Sometimes destructive events like git rebases, forced pushes cause, Jira permissions issues cause data to become out of sync
Written by Alan Parkinson
Updated over a week ago
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Branch Protection Rules
Using the right project type if you have branch protection
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Written by John Kelly
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GitHub
Managing GitHub Repository Access
Can't find or access a GitHub repository? How GitHub admins can add or remove access to code repositories
Written by Alan Parkinson
Updated over a week ago
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Connect a GitHub Repository to a Jira Project
Want to know how to connect your JIRA project to a GitHub? This page describes how to use the Behave Pro wizard to connect a GitHub repo.
Written by Alan Parkinson
Updated over a week ago
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How To Install the Behave Pro Git Connector Into GitHub
Behave Pro Git connectors allows feature and scenarios to be automatically published and synchronised with your Github repository.
Written by Rose Boylu
Updated over a week ago
Updated over a week ago