Here are some examples of using check-in client.
Here the Check-in Client is running in windows. If you are on Linux, you have to use checkin-client.sh
instead. See Running Check-in Client.
For the username and the password, the default values "admin" "admin" are used. Please, replace them with your username and password when you are trying these commands.
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Checking out a root collection from a remote registry running on https://localhost:9443 to the current working directory. For tenant users use https://localhost:9443/t/tenant_domain where tenant_domain is the domain name of the tenant. |
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Checking in a collection from the current working directory back to the registry which it check out (This command is independent of whether it is checked out from a local registry or a remote registry. It will anyway commit it back to where it is checked out from). |
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Checking in a collection from given working directory (path) back to the registry which it check out (This command is independent of whether it is checked out from a local registry or a remote registry. It will anyway commit it back to where it is checked out from). |
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Dump a remote registry "/path" collection to a file. Notice the additional |
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Restore a dump file to a remote registry "/path" collection. Provide the URL with the |
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Copy entire tree from " This can be done through the |
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Copy entire collection from Governance Registry 1 (runs on 9443 port) to Governance Registry 2 (runs on 9444 port) using the check-in client. This method cannot be used to restore the root of the registry. To restore the root, use the check-in client dump to file system method. |
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Add the media type when checking in a file. |
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