Getting Started with the Code Repository¶
This guide provides the essential information for connecting to your Git repositories hosted on the platform. As Git is a standard tool for version control, this guide focuses on the specific connection details for our service rather than how to use Git itself.
Getting Access¶
Access to the Code Repository service is managed by us. To get credentials for your team, please contact us. We will provide you with the necessary usernames and passwords to log in.
Connecting to Your Repositories¶
All Git repositories are hosted at git.netic.dk. You can connect using either
HTTPS or SSH.
Using HTTPS¶
You can perform Git operations using HTTPS on the standard port 443. When you
perform an operation like clone, pull, or push, you will be prompted for
the username and password we provided.
Example Clone Command (HTTPS):
Using SSH¶
For a passwordless workflow, we recommend using SSH. You will need to add your
public SSH key to your user profile in Bitbucket first. You can connect to the
Git service via SSH on port 7999.
Example Clone Command (SSH):
# Note the custom port in the URL
git clone ssh://git@git.netic.dk:7999/your-project/your-repository.git
Note
Your SSH client may need to be configured to use the correct key if you have
multiple SSH keys. You can do this by creating or editing the
~/.ssh/config file.
Next Steps¶
Now that you know how to connect to your repositories, you can start using Git to manage your code.
For more detailed information on features like pull requests, branching strategies, and more, refer to the official Atlassian Bitbucket documentation.