Examples of using Codecommit console in English and their translations into German
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You can use the AWS CodeCommit console to review the changes included in a pull request.
These policies control the ability to perform actions with the AWS CodeCommit console, API, AWS SDKs, or the AWS CLI.
You can use the AWS CodeCommit console to browse the history of commits in a repository.
You can edit your comment after you have saved it,but you cannot delete it from the AWS CodeCommit console.
You can use the AWS CodeCommit console, AWS CLI, or a Git client to add a file to a repository.
If you create a topic, you can manage subscriptions for that policy from the AWS CodeCommit console.
You can use the AWS CodeCommit console or the AWS CLI to create pull requests for your repository.
You can specify which branch is the defaultbranch in an AWS CodeCommit repository in the AWS CodeCommit console.
After creating a branch in the AWS CodeCommit console, you will need to pull that change to your local repo.
These preferences are applied to all repositories in all regions for your IAM user any time you access the AWS CodeCommit console.
You can use the AWS CodeCommit console to create a file and add it to a branch in an AWS CodeCommit repository.
If you set all three of these actions to Deny in a policy,a user with that policy cannot browse code in the AWS CodeCommit console.
You can use the AWS CodeCommit console to review the files in a repository or to quickly read the contents of a file.
Required to add a new ormodified file to an AWS CodeCommit repository from the AWS CodeCommit console, AWS CodeCommit API, or the AWS CLI.
You can use the AWS CodeCommit console to edit a file that has been added to a branch in an AWS CodeCommit repository.
You can sign in to the AWS Management Console and upload, add, or edit a file to a repository directly from the AWS CodeCommit console.
You can use the AWS CodeCommit console to update the title and description of a pull request in an AWS CodeCommit repository.
The contents of the Working with Branches section havebeen updated with information about using the AWS CodeCommit console to work with branches in a repository.
You can use the AWS CodeCommit console, AWS CLI, or a Git client to edit the contents of a file in an AWS CodeCommit repository.
You can also sign in to the AWSManagement Console, switch roles, and use the AWS CodeCommit console to interact with the repository in the other account.
Sign in to the AWS CodeCommit console with an IAM user who is either a member of an IAM group that has the policy applied, or assumes a role that has the policy applied.
After you connect to an AWS CodeCommit repository,you can clone it to a local repo or use the AWS CodeCommit console to browse its contents.
In this section, you will use the AWS CodeCommit console to create the AWS CodeCommit repository you will use for the rest of this tutorial.
The Create a Trigger for an Existing Lambda Function topic has been added to include information about creatingtriggers for existing Lambda functions in the AWS CodeCommit console.
You can find the Clone URL for your repository in the AWS CodeCommit console, both on the Dashboard, and in the Connect information on the Code page of the repository itself.
AWS CodeCommit defines a set of public API operations that define how users work with the service,whether that is through the AWS CodeCommit console, the SDKs, the AWS CLI, or by directly calling those APIs.
These permissions pertain only to actions performed in the AWS CodeCommit console and with the AWS CodeCommit API, and to commands performed using the AWS CLI.
Users with these two policies applied would be able to create and delete branches, create pull requests, and all other actions as allowed by AWSCodeCommitPowerUser, but they would not be able to push changes to the branch named master,add or edit a file in the master branch in the AWS CodeCommit console, or merge a pull request into the master branch.
CloudTrail captures all API calls for AWS CodeCommit as events,including calls from the AWS CodeCommit console, your Git client, and from code calls to the AWS CodeCommit APIs.
You can configure repositories created for AWS CodeStar projects just as you would any otherAWS CodeCommit repository by using the AWS CodeCommit console, AWS CodeCommit commands from the AWS CLI, the local Git client, and from the AWS CodeCommit API.