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10 — Working from your computer
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The browser is enough for documents. For real work — many files at once, or running the code — copy the repository to your machine.
Getting a copy
Press the Clone button on the repository page and copy the address.
git clone https://forge.kabaforce.com/owner/project.git
cd project
The daily loop
git pull # get what others changed
# ... edit files ...
git status # what did I change?
git add . # stage the changes
git commit -m "add setup notes"
git push # send them to KabaForge
If git push is rejected, somebody else pushed first: run git pull, resolve anything it reports, then push again.
Signing in from the command line
Your KabaForce ID password does not work over HTTPS. Create a token instead:
- Avatar → Settings → Applications → Generate New Token.
- Give it a name and only the permissions you need (
repois usually enough). - Copy it once — it is never shown again.
- When git asks for a password, paste the token.
Store it so you are asked only once:
git config --global credential.helper store
SSH instead of tokens
- Create a key if you do not have one:
ssh-keygen -t ed25519 - Copy
~/.ssh/id_ed25519.pub. - Avatar → Settings → SSH Keys → Add Key, paste it.
- Clone with the SSH address shown under Clone.
No password prompts after that.
Useful extras
| Need | Command |
|---|---|
| See the history | git log --oneline --graph |
| Discard local changes to a file | git restore file.md |
| Switch branch | git switch branch-name |
| Create a branch | git switch -c new-branch |
Automation
Repositories can also be read and written through the KabaForge API using the same token:
curl -H "Authorization: token YOUR_TOKEN" \
https://forge.kabaforce.com/api/v1/repos/owner/project/contents
Treat tokens like passwords: never put one in a file you commit.