Editing the settings for a source repository
You can manage the settings for your repository, including editing the description of a repository, choosing the default branch, creating and managing branch rules, and creating and managing approval rules for pull requests in CodeCatalyst. This can help project members understand what the repository is used for, and help you enforce best practices and processes used by the team.
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You can't edit the name of a source repository.
You can't edit the name, description, or other information for a linked repository in CodeCatalyst. To modify information about a linked repository, you must edit it in the provider that hosts the linked repository. For more information, see the documentation for the service that hosts the linked repository.
To edit the settings of a repository
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In the CodeCatalyst console, navigate to the project that contains the source repository whose settings you want to edit.
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On the summary page for your project, choose the repository you want from the list, and then choose View repository. Alternatively, in the navigation pane, choose Code, and then choose Source repositories. Choose the name of the repository from the list of source repositories for the project.
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On the overview page for the repository, choose More, and then choose Manage settings.
Do one or more of the following:
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Edit the description of the repository and then choose Save.
To change the default branch for the repository, in Default branch, choose Edit. For more information, see Managing the default branch for a repository.
To add, remove, or change a rule for what project roles have permission to perform certain actions in a branch, in Branch rules, choose Edit. For more information, see Manage allowed actions for a branch with branch rules.
To add, remove, or change an approval rule for merging pull reuqests to a branch, in Approval rules, choose Edit. For more information, see Managing requirements for merging a pull request with approval rules.
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