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Configuring Export Location

You can create a default export location for storing .tar.gz files in it. Every time when a .tar.gz file is exported, it is added into this location automatically. Then you can Utilities > Export Locations

  1. [+ New Export Location]
  2. Name: Give the Export Location a descriptive name
  3. [Save]

2. Configure an Export Location

  1. Specify if you want to Use this Export Location as default for All Exports
  2. Git Username: Enter the GitHub username
  3. Git Email: Provide the GitHub email address
  4. Git Password: Insert the GitHub password
  5. Repository URL: Specify the repository URL for uploading the exported .tar.gz files
  6. Repository sub Folder: Optionally, enter the repository subfolder for uploading the exported .tar.gz files
  7. Branch: Optionally, provide the repository branch name
    • Since you can have several versions of the exported .tar.gz files, it is possible to keep them in different branches
  8. Git Tag: Optionally, enter a tag to fetch a specific version
  9. Webhook Secret: Optionally. The webhook works only in case GitHub can send notifications to a specific server that is not secured by VPN. If you do not want to synchronize the local repository manually, enter the webhook secret. In this case, when an exported .tar.gz file is downloaded to the repository, the repository sends a corresponding notification to an URL specified in Payload URL field in GitHub under the Webhook section
  10. [Save]