Settings for Git

The Settings window displays the current Git connection details and repository mappings for your project.

To open it, click the Git icon at the project toolbar and select Settings.

Connection details

The top section of the Settings window shows the following read-only fields:

Field	Description
Git Service Provider	The Git hosting service connected to this project (e.g., Gitlab).
URL	The URL of the Git provider instance.
Group	The Git group or namespace under which repositories are created.

Repository mappings

Applications

The Applications table lists each application in the project alongside its Repository Name. You can edit the repository name to change where the frontend code for that application is stored.

Column	Description
Name	The name of the application. This is read-only.
Repository Name	The Git repository name mapped to this application. You can edit this value.

Services

The Services table lists each service in the project alongside its Repository Name. You can edit the repository name to change where the backend code for that service is stored.

Column	Description
Name	The name of the service. This is read-only.
Repository Name	The Git repository name mapped to this service. You can edit this value.

Config

The Config field specifies the repository name for storing configuration files. Make sure this value matches the corresponding name used in the backend.

Database

The Database field specifies the repository name for storing database-related files. Make sure this value matches the corresponding name used in the backend.

note

Fields marked with an asterisk (*) are required.

Actions

At the bottom of the Settings window, the following buttons are available:

• Cancel: Closes the window without saving changes.
• Rename: Saves any repository name changes you have made.
• Disconnect: Disconnects the project from the Git provider. This removes the Git connection but does not delete the repositories.

Last updated on 20 May 2026