Open Git Project

Open Git project in the terms of Test Studio is equal to cloning an existing repository. This option creates a local copy of the remote project in the specified folder during establishing connection.

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Follow the steps to open a Test Studio project stored into a remote Git repository.



  1. Launch any Test Studio project and click the Open button in the Source Control ribbon.

    Connect

    OR

    Launch Test Studio and select the option Open Source Control from the Welcome screen.



  2. The Source Control Type dialog appears. Select Git, fill in the authentication details, click Connect and OK.

    Important

    We strongly recommend to generate a PAT (Personal Access Token) scoped for accessing the testing project repository only and use it to connect to the remote repo.

    Connect to TFS

    Note

    If you are not able to connect to the Git system and get a message Error connecting to Git, too many redirects or authentication replays, check if the remote repository requires 2FA to be accessed. Generate a personal access token in your Git account for this repository and use that token instead of the account password.

  3. Select a folder where the project will be cloned.

    Clone

  4. The project and project files are now marked with a PLus icon. This indicates it is bound to Source Control.

    Connected

  5. The Output panel includes Source Control tab where you can find additional info for the outcome of commands while using the source control features.

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