This guide tells you how to use Helix4Git, which augments the functionality of the Helix Core Server (also referred to as the Helix Server) to support Git clients. It services requests from mixed clients, that is, both "classic" Helix Server clients and Git clients, and stores Git data in Git repos that reside within a classic Helix Server depot.
See these topics to get started:
What's new in 2022.1
See What’s new in this guide. For a complete list of what's new in this release, see the Release Notes for Git Connector.
Additional help for Helix4Git
| Introduction to concepts and capabilities | |
| Installation, configuration, and administration tasks | |
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Command-line client concepts and procedures |
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| Command-line client syntax and more | |
| Earlier versions of this guide | |
