I work in a developer environment can I use our private SVN repository?

[kory]

I work in a Corporate  development environment and we use a private repository and utilize TortoiseSVN. Is possible to use a repository other than Github or other hosted repo with Icenium?

Thanks

[kory]

update: When I enter in the (https) url of my companies repository in Iceniums Configure Remote Repository dialog it is accepted, however, when I go to make a push I get the error message stating that the host cannot be resolved.

[kory]

Hello Kory,

I believe you are unable to clone from your company's repository, because it is not publicly accessible. All version control operations that Icenium executes are not taking place locally on your machine but in the Icenium Cloud infrastructure. This means that in order to access a remote git repo it should be accessible from the Internet.

Regarding your request about corporate deployment of Icenium this is an area we are still investigating. We cannot share any details right now, but stay tuned.
  
All the best,
Stefan Dobrev
the Icenium team

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[kory]

Thanks for getting back to me so quick Stefan , I really appreciate it. I switched over to a free private repo alternative called bitbucket. No problems at all, works like a charm. I will be interested in details of corporate deployment for Icenium, so thanks for dangling that carrot.  Have a nice day, and thanks for the help. 

[Buddy]

I started my project using whatever repository Icenium uses but I created  Bit  Bucket account and repository and want to use that.  How do I move my existing code over to my Bit Bucket repository?

[Buddy]

Upon further review, the integration with Bit Bucket is very confusing.  I used Mist to configure a remote repository and it allowed me to "push" my project to it.  However, when I checked the source in my Bit Bucket repositiory it wasn't the source that was in my project.  All that was there was the original Hello World project files, none of my application code had been pushed.  As for Graphite, even with a remote repository configured for my project the Push option is disabled.  Also, why doesn't it let me specify the repository when I create a project?  That way it would upload the code and use that repository automatically.

[Matt]

You'll first need to go to Version Control -> Commit to commit your changes, then do a Push again to push the committed changes to bitbucket.

[Buddy]

Thanks that worked (after I figured out that a checkin commnet is required).  It's working good now.