‎2021 Sep 25 7:27 AM
Hi,
We have successfully configured gCTS in our system. All is fine with a single repository.
In the case where we have multiple repositories, How do we control which repository is used for commit when a TR is released?
For example: if we have two repositories and we want a different set of TR should commit in a different repository how can this be achived?
Regards, Vijay
‎2021 Sep 25 8:40 AM
Hi. Every development package can only be assigned to one git Repository at it is linked by the transport layer which is assigned to a package.
You can have multiple repositories but only for different packages.
‎2021 Sep 25 9:00 AM
Thanks Michael for your quick response, Does that mean to have a new repository I would need to create a new Transport layer and assign it to a new package? Does this mean each new repository is a new package and a new Transport Layer of type VCS/non-ABAP system?
‎2021 Sep 25 2:03 PM
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‎2021 Oct 03 4:08 PM
That's the same behavior I saw while releasing a TR.
We do have a TR and released it. What happened is that, the two repositories we have created in gCTS received the request objects, even it was a simple request with a report in it. According to the information Karen provided in the OpenSAP trainning for Efficient DevOps, they tell us to release the TR, but there's no way to attach it other than manually going to the gCTS fiori page and adding the TR, which usually give us an error unless we provide with the TR, the objects included in the same TR, then it works.
I would like to see what comes next regarding this product, because Project Piper and gCTS still requires manual steps and efforts.