h1. Prerequisites
QuickBuild utilizes the Git command (git) to interact with remote Git repository. If this command is not in system path, you will need to specify location of the command by configuring Git plugin as below:
!git-plugin.png!
Further more, Git command (git) location can be specified on a per-node basis by following below steps:
# Open Git plugin setting page and define the Git path property as:
{code}
${node.getAttribute("gitPath")}
{code}
# For each node that does not have Git on system path, define the user attribute _gitPath_ to point to the actual Git path like below:
!git-path.png!
*NOTE:* example above is just for demonstration, you can use any other user attribute name instead of _gitPath_.
h1. Creating a Git Repository
QuickBuild utilizes the Git command (git) to interact with remote Git repository. If this command is not in system path, you will need to specify location of the command by configuring Git plugin as below:
!git-plugin.png!
Further more, Git command (git) location can be specified on a per-node basis by following below steps:
# Open Git plugin setting page and define the Git path property as:
{code}
${node.getAttribute("gitPath")}
{code}
# For each node that does not have Git on system path, define the user attribute _gitPath_ to point to the actual Git path like below:
!git-path.png!
*NOTE:* example above is just for demonstration, you can use any other user attribute name instead of _gitPath_.
h1. Creating a Git Repository