Create and Manage Repositories
If you want to set up a repository in Space, first your need to find a project to store your repository in. You can either create a new project or add a repository to an existing one.
Once you have a home for your future repository, you can:
Create a new repository and start from scratch or push some source code to it that you have locally.
Import a repository from external hosting
Migrate an existing repository from another Git hosting service.
Mirror a repository hosted outside of Space
Create a synchronized mirror of an existing repository from another Git hosting service, such as GitHub or GitLab. Mirroring works both ways, which means commits will be pushed to the external repository when pushed to your Space mirror.
After you have created a repository, you can:
Set up or edit Set Up Push Restrictions, Set Up Branch and Merge Restrictions, Repository Webhooks.
Clone the repository to your local machine and start committing to it.