This article explains how to enable or disable protection for your repositories by managing license assignment.
To enable or disable licenses for your repositories, open the relevant dashboard (i.e., GitHub) and click Explore button in the right-bottom corner of the organization tile. Here, you can manage all your repositories and enable or disable protection by assigning a license. In the License assigned column, use the toggle button to turn the protection on or off.
Learn more about the DevOps organization dashboards.
Every organization you have added to GitProtect is displayed in relevant DevOps dashboard.
This section displays information about all your repositories, including the total number of repositories and those with an assigned license.
Here you can see all backup plans assigned to your organization, together with the latest backup status.
You can assign your organization to an existing backup plan or create a new one using the Assign plan option.
You can edit your organization details using the Edit option.
The Restore and Explore buttons show a list of repositories in the organization, with the recovery panel displayed on the side.
This article explains how to edit or remove DevOps organization integration from GitProtect.
Since your DevOps environment is already added, the integration method cannot be edited. To modify it, you must remove your organization and add it again.
You can adjust the setting that automatically adds new repositories to GitProtect. To change this option, toggle the switch in the Settings section.
You can change the default device, which is responsible for performing backup and recovery tasks.
If you want to add additional accounts to reduce throttling, you can add and manage their credentials here.
Here you can edit the synchronization settings, including the repository list synchronization options.
To remove a DevOps organization from GitProtect, click the Remove button located at the bottom of the Edit organization window.
This article provides information about the repository dashboard and its details.
In the repository list view, click the info icon next to the repository you want to check to open the detailed info aside.
Repository details aside is split into 4 separate tiles with different information about your repository and backup.
Learn about the reauthorization alert in GitProtect.
If a problem with the token occurs, a notification will appear on the organization dashboard, prompting you to reauthorize the organization. Reauthorization is necessary to restore the integration’s functionality. Ignoring token-related issues may result in interruptions to backup operations linked to the DevOps organization.
This article provides information about the repository list and its synchronization.
Every list displays core information about your repositories in a table form. To modify the columns displayed in your repository list, use the gear ⚙️ button on the right.
Name — repository name.
Slug — repository page identifier.
Status — repository status.
Backup status — status of the latest backup.
License assigned — allows you to assign or remove licenses from your repositories.
Last backup — latest backup time; includes unsuccessful backups.
Next backup — estimated start time of the next backup.
Last successful backup — latest successful backup time.
Repository ID — repository identifier.
When adding a new DevOps organization, you can specify the hours when GitProtect should synchronize with its repositories, or set a recurring time interval.
You can also start the synchronization task from the repository list—to sync GitProtect with your DevOps environment, click the 🔄️ Sync now button. You can view the time of the last synchronization under the repository list.
