@@ -102,7 +102,7 @@ On-board your repository.
102102``` PYTHON
103103# on-board new GitHub repository
104104ai_core_client.repositories.create(
105- name = " john-aicore-pipelines" ,
105+ # name = "john-aicore-pipelines",
106106 url = " https://github.com/john/aicore-pipelines" ,
107107 username = " john" ,
108108 password = " personalACCESSTokenOFJohn"
@@ -116,7 +116,7 @@ Check on-boarded repositories.
116116response = ai_core_client.repositories.query()
117117#
118118for repository in response.resources:
119- print (' Name:' , repository.name)
119+ # print('Name:', repository.name)
120120 print (' URL:' , repository.url)
121121 print (' Status:' , repository.status)
122122```
@@ -129,11 +129,9 @@ Use the following information as reference:
129129
1301301 . ** URL** : Paste the URL of your GitHub repository and add the suffix ` /aicore-pipelines ` .
131131
132- 2 . ** Name ** : An identifier of your choice, for local reference within SAP AI Core .
132+ 2 . ** Username ** : Your GitHub username .
133133
134- 3 . ** Username** : Your GitHub username.
135-
136- 4 . ** Password** : Paste your GitHub ** Personal Access Token** , generated in the previous step.
134+ 3 . ** Password** : Paste your GitHub ** Personal Access Token** , generated in the previous step.
137135
138136You will see your GitHub onboarding completed in a few seconds. In the next steps you will learn how to enable auto syncing of workflows from GitHub.
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