5. Enter the user name and email address, and then click the Next button. The Authentication and credential store dialog box is displayed. 6. To use the Sysmac Studio version control function, do not reduce the option selected from default. 7. Click the Finish button. This completes the initial setting for “TortoiseGit”. 5.6 Creating the shared folder and remote repository This section utilizes the configuration in which a shared folder on the computer is used as the remote repository as an example. For this configuration, create a shared folder in which to store a remote repository, and then create a folder that serves as the remote repository in the shared folder. 1.
Creating a new folder In Windows Explorer, create a new folder. You can create this folder in any location with any name. Let's assume that it is C:\Git. 2. Settings for the shared folder Right-click the folder that you created in step 1 and select Properties from the pop-up menu. Then, in the dialog box that is displayed, click the Share tab to perform the sharing settings. Here, you configure the folder to allow full access from other users' computers on which the Sysmac Studio version control function used. 3. Creating a folder to be used as a repository Create a new folder under the folder created in step1.
According to the Git conventions, it is required that you name the folder to use as a Git repository to the repository name followed by ".git". For example, if the repository name is "MachineA," then name the folder Sysmac Studio Project Version Control Function Startup Guide (P125) 23