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This article is meant to be used in conjunction with the Looker documentation page Setting Up and Testing a Git Connection, which describes how to integrate Looker with Git, including connecting to Git using SSH. This article highlights the steps for setting up version control with an SSH key from Cloud Source Repositories.
IMPORTANT: The user who owns the SSH key must be a member of the Cloud Source Repositories repository and must have write access on the repository. To be allowed such access, the user must be the owner of the repository, have explicit write access granted to them, or be a member of a group that has write permissions on the repository.
You can follow along with the instructions in the "Connecting to Git Using SSH" section of the Setting Up and Testing a Git Connection documentation page. As you read through and implement the instructions in the SSH section of the documentation page, refer to this article for expanded instructions and to view the Cloud Source Repositories screenshots.
ssh://username@example.com@source.developers.google.com:2022/p/<project-id>/r/<repository-name>
Find the SSH URL by clicking Clone and then Setup SSH key in your repo: ssh
: Starting in Looker 7.12, the Reset Git Connection button is located on the Configuration tab of the Project Settings page in the new IDE. Navigate to the Project Settings page by clicking the Settings icon from the navigation bar.
Git is now configured for your LookML project. From here you can validate your LookML, and then create your initial commit and deploy to production to make your project available in Production Mode. You can also: