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Olibouban: /* Custom Data Source Folder */

2025-02-04T19:08:35Z

Custom Data Source Folder

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	*pull.sh		*pull.sh
	*pushfiles.sh		*pushfiles.sh

			==== Example: SSH and Bitbucket ====

	For more details on using a Custom Data Source Folder for providing and SSH repository to connect to a Bitbucket repository along with an example see [[ Command_Center_SSH_Bitbucket \| Connecting to a Bitbucket Repo with SSH ]]		For more details on using a Custom Data Source Folder for providing and SSH repository to connect to a Bitbucket repository along with an example see [[ Command_Center_SSH_Bitbucket \| Connecting to a Bitbucket Repo with SSH ]]

Rwilliams: /* Custom Data Source Folder */

2025-02-04T18:38:53Z

Custom Data Source Folder

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	*pull.sh		*pull.sh
	*pushfiles.sh		*pushfiles.sh

			For more details on using a Custom Data Source Folder for providing and SSH repository to connect to a Bitbucket repository along with an example see [[ Command_Center_SSH_Bitbucket \| Connecting to a Bitbucket Repo with SSH ]]

	=== Post Import Script ===		=== Post Import Script ===

Olibouban: /* Introduction */

2025-01-09T15:23:29Z

Introduction

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	System files to be executed (so, not XML Parser files or Globalyzer configuration files) will be invoked as Bash script.		System files to be executed (so, not XML Parser files or Globalyzer configuration files) will be invoked as Bash script.

			Once a System File is added to Command Center, it can be used via a project setting or as a debug script from Global settings.

	[[File:CCSystemFiles.jpg\|700px\|center]]		[[File:CCSystemFiles.jpg\|700px\|center]]

Olibouban: /* Introduction */

2025-01-09T15:20:38Z

Introduction

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	* https://github.com/Lingoport/CommandCenterConfig/tree/main		* https://github.com/Lingoport/CommandCenterConfig/tree/main

	System files to be executed (so, not ~~xmlParser.xml~~ or a Globalyzer configuration ~~file for instance~~) will be invoked as Bash script.		System files to be executed (so, not XML Parser files or Globalyzer configuration files) will be invoked as Bash script.

	[[File:CCSystemFiles.jpg\|700px\|center]]		[[File:CCSystemFiles.jpg\|700px\|center]]

Olibouban: /* Introduction */

2025-01-09T15:19:55Z

Introduction

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	= Introduction =		= Introduction =

	System files are used to enhance and customize the behavior of the system. System files are retrieved from data sources, so that they can be versioned, so typically kept in a git repository. When a system file is ~~update~~ in the data source (typically a git repository), it needs to be <code>Refreshed</code> in the System File Edit page in order for the new version to be executed.		System files are used to enhance and customize the behavior of the system. System files are retrieved from data sources, so that they can be versioned, so typically kept in a git repository. When a system file is updated in the data source (typically a git repository), it needs to be <code>Refreshed</code> in the System File Edit page in order for the new version to be executed.

	Examples of System Files can be found under:		Examples of System Files can be found under:

Olibouban: /* Introduction */

2025-01-09T15:19:39Z

Introduction

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	= Introduction =		= Introduction =

	System files are used to enhance and customize the behavior of the system. System files are retrieved from data sources, so that they can be versioned, so typically kept in a git repository. When a system file is update in the data source (typically a git repository), it needs to be ~~updated~~ in ~~Command Center~~ in order for the new version to be executed.		System files are used to enhance and customize the behavior of the system. System files are retrieved from data sources, so that they can be versioned, so typically kept in a git repository. When a system file is update in the data source (typically a git repository), it needs to be <code>Refreshed</code> in the System File Edit page in order for the new version to be executed.

	Examples of System Files can be found under:		Examples of System Files can be found under:

Olibouban: /* Introduction */

2025-01-09T15:18:47Z

Introduction

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	= Introduction =		= Introduction =

	System files are used to enhance and customize the behavior of the system. System files are retrieved from data sources, so that they can be versioned, so typically kept in a git repository. When a system file is update in the data source (~~aka,~~ git), it needs to be updated in Command Center in order for the new version to be executed.		System files are used to enhance and customize the behavior of the system. System files are retrieved from data sources, so that they can be versioned, so typically kept in a git repository. When a system file is update in the data source (typically a git repository), it needs to be updated in Command Center in order for the new version to be executed.

	~~System files to be executed (so, not xmlParser.xml or a Globalyzer configuration file for instance) will be invoked as Bash script~~.

	Examples of System Files can be found under:		Examples of System Files can be found under:
	* https://github.com/Lingoport/CommandCenterConfig/tree/main		* https://github.com/Lingoport/CommandCenterConfig/tree/main

			System files to be executed (so, not xmlParser.xml or a Globalyzer configuration file for instance) will be invoked as Bash script.

	[[File:CCSystemFiles.jpg\|700px\|center]]		[[File:CCSystemFiles.jpg\|700px\|center]]

Olibouban: /* Introduction */

2025-01-09T15:18:06Z

Introduction

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	System files to be executed (so, not xmlParser.xml or a Globalyzer configuration file for instance) will be invoked as Bash script.		System files to be executed (so, not xmlParser.xml or a Globalyzer configuration file for instance) will be invoked as Bash script.

			Examples of System Files can be found under:
			* https://github.com/Lingoport/CommandCenterConfig/tree/main

	[[File:CCSystemFiles.jpg\|700px\|center]]		[[File:CCSystemFiles.jpg\|700px\|center]]

Olibouban: /* Introduction */

2025-01-09T15:16:29Z

Introduction

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	System files are used to enhance and customize the behavior of the system. System files are retrieved from data sources, so that they can be versioned, so typically kept in a git repository. When a system file is update in the data source (aka, git), it needs to be updated in Command Center in order for the new version to be executed.		System files are used to enhance and customize the behavior of the system. System files are retrieved from data sources, so that they can be versioned, so typically kept in a git repository. When a system file is update in the data source (aka, git), it needs to be updated in Command Center in order for the new version to be executed.

	System files to be executed (so, not xmlParser.xml for instance) will be invoked as Bash script.		System files to be executed (so, not xmlParser.xml or a Globalyzer configuration file for instance) will be invoked as Bash script.

	[[File:CCSystemFiles.jpg\|700px\|center]]		[[File:CCSystemFiles.jpg\|700px\|center]]

Olibouban: /* Introduction */

2025-01-09T15:15:06Z

Introduction

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	= Introduction =		= Introduction =

			System files are used to enhance and customize the behavior of the system. System files are retrieved from data sources, so that they can be versioned, so typically kept in a git repository. When a system file is update in the data source (aka, git), it needs to be updated in Command Center in order for the new version to be executed.

			System files to be executed (so, not xmlParser.xml for instance) will be invoked as Bash script.

	[[File:CCSystemFiles.jpg\|700px\|center]]		[[File:CCSystemFiles.jpg\|700px\|center]]