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Repositories can be created and edited via the pages listed above.
Name
The name of this repository. Note that the repository name cannot contain spaces
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Specifies the type of repository we are creating or editing, eg. Mercurial or Git. Once a repository type has been selected, additional repository type specific properties will be added to the dialog. These properties can be accessed through the tabs located at the top of the dialog.
Checkout files to workspace
Clear this if you are only using this repository to trigger builds and do not want to copy any files to the workspace.
Enabled
Enable or disable a repository. View the Disabled Repositories section below for more information on disabled repositories.
Branches
For branch-aware repositories the Branches tab allows you to refine how branches are handled by Continua. This setting affects which part of the given repository Continua looks for changes (useful in large repositories).
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For Tag-aware Repositories (Git, Mercurial and Subversion), the Tags tab sets how Continua handles changeset tags.
Tag changes
The options here include: 'Ignore', 'Detect', 'Detect and list as new Changeset'
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The path the root directory for your tags
Filtering
Exclude Patterns
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Path Filtering
Specify patterns to match folders or files that you want to include and/or exclude from the repository cache. Type each pattern on a new line using the ANT pattern format. You can also use regular expressions prefixed with re:
Changeset Exclude Patterns
Exclude patterns allow you to ignore incoming changesets for a repository based on the files that were changed. Changesets will be ignored if every updated file in the changeset matches your exclude patterns. For example, you could set your exclude patterns up so that if any old files (files that end in .old) were changed then Continua will ignore that changeset. Note that if another file was also modified in that changeset that does not match the exclude pattern, then the changeset will still be added to Continua.
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