Manage repositories in Cloud Manager managing-repos
Learn how to view, add, and delete your git repositories in Cloud Manager.
About repositories in Cloud Manager overview
Repositories in Cloud Manager are used to store and manage your project’s code using Git. For every program you add, an Adobe-managed repository is automatically created.
In addition, you have the option to create more Adobe-managed repositories or add your own private repositories. All repositories linked to your program can be viewed on the Repositories page.
Repositories created within Cloud Manager can also be selected when adding or editing pipelines. For more information on configuring pipelines, see CI-CD Pipelines.
Each pipeline is linked to a primary repository or branch. However, with Git submodule support, multiple secondary branches can be included during the build process.
View the Repositories page repositories-window
On the Repositories page, you can view details about the selected repository. This information includes the type of repository in use. If the repository is marked as Adobe, it indicates that it is an Adobe-managed repository. If it is labeled as GitHub, it refers to a private GitHub repository that you manage. Additionally, the page provides details such as when the repository was created and the pipelines associated with it.
To take action on a selected repository, you can click on the repository and use
Drop-down menu on the Repositories page.
Other available actions on the drop-down menu include Copy Repository URL, View & Update, and Delete the repository.
To view the Repositories page:
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Log into Cloud Manager at my.cloudmanager.adobe.com and select the appropriate organization and program.
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From the Program Overview page, on the side menu, click
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The Repositories page displays all repositories associated with your selected program.
The Repositories page in Cloud Manager.
Add a repository adding-repositories
A user must have the role Deployment Manager or Business Owner to add a repository.
On the Repositories page, near the upper-right corner, click Add Repository
Add Repository dialog box.
Cloud Manager supports two types of repositories: Adobe-managed repositories (Adobe Repository) and self-managed repositories (Private Repository). The required fields for setup vary depending on the type of repository you choose to add. For more information, see the following:
There is a limit of 300 repositories across all programs in any given company or IMS organization.
Access repository information repo-info
When viewing your repositories in the Repositories window, you can view the details on how to access the Adobe-managed repositories programmatically by clicking the Access Repo Info button on the toolbar.
The Repository Info window opens with the details. For more information on accessing repository information, see Accessing Repository Information.
Check Branches / Create Project check-branches
In AEM Cloud Manager, the Check Branches / Create Project action serves two purposes, depending on the current state of the repository.
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If the repository is newly created, this action generates a sample project using the AEM project archetype.
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If the sample project is already created in the repository, the action checks the status of the repository and its branches, providing feedback on whether the sample project already exists.
Copy Repository URL copy-url
The Copy Repository URL action copies the URL of the repository selected in the Repositories page to the clipboard to be used elsewhere.
View & Update a repository view-update
The View & Update action opens the Update Repository dialog box, where you can view the repository’s Name and Repository URL preview. Additionally, it lets you update the Description of the repository.
Delete a repository delete
The Delete action removes the repository from your project. A repository cannot be deleted if it is associated with a pipeline.
Deleting a repository makes its name unusable for any new repositories created in the future. If you attempt to add a repository using the same name of a deleted repository, you encounter the following error message:
Repository name should be unique within organization.
Additionally, the deleted repository is no longer available in Cloud Manager and cannot be linked to any pipelines.