Table of Contents

1. Challenge

   Enable the Source Repository API.

   Use the API Library to find and enable the Google Cloud Source Repository API.

2. Challenge

   Create a Source Repository.

   Use the command:

   gcloud source repos create gcpro_repo
   

3. Challenge

   Clone the Source Repository.

   Use the command:

   gcloud source repos clone gcpro_repo
   

4. Challenge

   Confirm the cloned repo.

   Use the ls command to view the new cloned repo and then cd into that folder.

5. Challenge

   Create an example file.

   Use the echo command to create a new file.

6. Challenge

   Push the new content to the Source Repository repo.

   1. Configure two variables user.email and user.name.
   2. Add the file: git add greetings.txt
   3. Commit the file: git commit -m "Committed initial file" greetings.txt
7. Challenge

   Push the file from the master branch to origin.

   Use the command:

   git push origin master
   

8. Challenge

   Confirm the operation.

   1. From the Source Repositories dashboard, click the gcpro_repo repo.
   2. Click the greetings.txt file to review the contents.
9. Challenge

   Return to the main repository page.

   Click Cloud Source Repositories in the upper-left. Return to the main repository page where you have at least one repository.

10. Challenge

    Create new repository.

    1. From the Source Repository dashboard, click Add repository.
    2. In the "Add a Repository" dialog, choose Connect external repository.
    3. On the Connect External Repository page, select the current project and then, from the Git Provider list, choose GitHub.
    4. When the Consent checkbox appears, select it.
    5. Choose Connect to GitHub.
    6. From the list of your repos, select one.
    7. Click Connect selected repository.
11. Challenge

    Confirm the operation.

    When the files of the repo are displayed, select one to open and confirm its contents.