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            Give a Bitbucket Git Repository Access to IDX Workbench (Managed Package)

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            Give a Bitbucket Git Repository Access to IDX Workbench (Managed Package)

            For the managed package runtime, you can give IDX Workbench access to a Bitbucket repository using a password.

            Managed Package app icon This information is for Omnistudio for Managed Packages. For Omnistudio on standard runtime, see Omnistudio Help.

            1. Go to Bitbucket in your browser.
            2. Click the icon with your initials and select Bitbucket settings.
              The Bitbucket settings menu item.
            3. Under ACCESS MANAGEMENT, click App passwords.
              Clicking the App passwords link under Access Management displays the App passwords page.
            4. Click Create app password.
            5. For the Label, specify VlocityDX.
            6. Under Repositories, check the level of access you have to the repository.

              For example, if you have write access, check Write.

              On the Add app password page, the Label is VlocityDX, and the Write checkbox under Repositories is checked.
            7. Click Create.
            8. Copy the displayed password to a place from which you can copy it again, such as a text file.
              The New app password is displayed so you can copy it. There is a warning: "You will not be able to view this password again once you close this window, so be sure to record it." The password is a random string of mixed-case letters and numbers.
            9. Go to the repository you want to use as the Source.
            10. Click Clone.
            11. In the Clone this repository dialog, change SSH to HTTPS.
            12. Copy the URL to a place from which you can copy it again, such as a text file. It should look something like this: 
              https://username@bitbucket.org/company/reponame.git
            13. Edit the URL to add a colon and the password after the username. For example: 
              https://username:rCcrFYhXY4rSrxLaW8HV@bitbucket.org/company/reponame.git

              This is the URL you will paste into the Clone from Git Repository URL field when you create the Repository used as the Source.

            14. Click Close.
             
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