Here you can make all settings relating to git.

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git Credentials

Here you can create your git credentials either with your username and password or with an SSH key. The supported algorithms are: ed25519, ecdsa, dsa, rsa. You can also configure the key size.

The credentials are not only stored in the persistent volume but also encrypted in the data storage to prevent loss.

git Proxy

You may need to configure a proxy server if you're having trouble cloning or fetching from a remote repository or getting an error like unable to access '...' Couldn't resolve host '...'.

git SSL Verification

Verifying the SSL certificate of the repository is an important security measure to ensure that you are communicating with the actual Git server and not with a potentially malicious server.
You should only switch this off in secure and trusted networks.

git Commit Configuration

Here you can define the user name and email address of the user with which the gateway manager commits. Defaults are APIIDA_API_Gateway_Manager and hello@apiida.com.