Git Sync Plugin Configuration

3.1 Tap the "Setup Git Sync" link

3.2 Tap the "Next" button

3.3 Choose the Git service and enter your username and password for it

3.4 Scroll down (if needed) and Tap the "Next" button

3.5 Before continuing, you will need to create a repository on your Git service.

If you have already created a Git repository (with at least one commit, for example a ReadMe file) you may skip to step 3.10

3.6 Create a new repository in your chosen Git service (GitHub example shown)

3.7 Enter repository name

3.8 Choose to include a ReadMe file

3.9 Create the new repository

3.10 Copy the HTTPS URL of the repository to your clipboard

3.11 Paste the Git repository HTTPS URL into the "Git Repository" field and tap "Test Connection"

3.12 Tap the "Next" button

3.13 Select the displayed Webhook URL and copy it to your clipboard

3.14 Add the Webhook to your Git repository settings, in GitHub tap "Settings"

3.15 Tap "Webhooks"

3.16 Tap "Add Webhook"

3.17 Paste the copied Course Hub Webhook URL into the "Payload URL" field

Note: if you change the folder name or location of your site you will also need to update the "Payload URL" field

3.18 Scroll down, and tap "Add Webhook"

3.19 Once the new Webhook is displayed, return to your site

3.20 Tap the "Next" button

3.21 Tap the "Save" button

Note: you can also choose to sync other user folders here, and as well in the plugin configuration panel

3.22 Tap the arrow-square button to once again preview the site

3.23 To test your Git Sync configuration, tap on the "View Content Repositiry" link

Note: you can change this link to also go directly to the displayed page in your Active Theme settings

3.24 The site Content Repository should now be displayed in GitHub