Code Repository Overview
This page provides an introduction to your code repository, which enables you to add your own SQL code and use our transformations to build your perfect data environment
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This page provides an introduction to your code repository, which enables you to add your own SQL code and use our transformations to build your perfect data environment
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The code repository allows you to:
Build and maintain your own SQL transformation logic in a centralized location in GitHub
Access the Daasity shared code repository, which contains all of the pre-existing transformation code needed to build the using your data
Follow the instructions in our article to get access to your personal repo.
Daasity uses as the code repository and management platform to help you use proper software lifecycle development processes to build, test, and deploy your code. We recommend using as the UI to interface with Github for branch management and deployment. We also like to use as our editor to write our SQL code and script manifest files.
Navigate to the Code Repository by using the left nav and clicking on the Code Repository under Platform as shown below:
This will take you to the Code Repository section of the app, where you will find the following sections.
This section of the page indicates the type of repository and the name of the repository
All of the code in this repository is managed by Daasity.
To get started with the Code Repository feature you should do the following:
Once you , you can use the URL listed in this section to access your company's custom code repository, where you can add your own SQL transformation script files and .
Adding your own SQL transformation code will enable you to build your own business logic and customize your data model. Adding your own script manifest file or modifying the daily script manifest file will enable you to control the transformation code that is executed in each .
Use the URL in this section to access the Daasity Shared Code Repository where you can find all of the SQL code that is described in our section that generates the data models outlined in the .
You can make a copy of the Daasity code in your own repository if you want to modify the logic or simply .