Git repo URL
The Git repo URL of your project, e.g. https://github.com/myaccount/myproject.git.
Note Currently only GitHub is supported.
Git user name
User name of the Github account for the Git repo.
Note Since this is a project setting, it is saved in the project file, but the project file is uploaded to the Git repo, there is security concern. To protect your Github account, the Git repo URL, Git user name and Git password are encrypted before being saved. When you save the project after enabling Git repo URL, you will be prompted to enter a Team Encryption Key. This key is only saved in Window registry, you should share this key with other users of your team so that they can decrypt when they sync their local projects with the repo. DO NOT store the Team Encryption Key in the repo.
Git personal access token
Personal access token of the Github account for the Git repo.
Note Beginning August 13, 2021, Github will no longer accept account passwords when authenticating Git operations and will require the use of token-based authentication, such as a personal access token, for all authenticated Git operations on GitHub.com. See Creating a personal access token for details.
Git auto fetch
Whether to do git fetch periodically to retrieve new work done by other people.
Git auto fetch period (seconds)
Time interval to do git fetch.
Prompt for Git commit message
Whether to prompt you to enter a Git commit message when you save your project. If not enabled, the default commit message is generated from the time when you save.