Starter Repo for Adobe Experience Manager as a Cloud Service

Start you Adobe Experience Manager cloud projects with a default repository and directly include maintained versions of some additional handy features.

How to Use

This repository uses git submodules to include other git repositories into a larger project.

Discover Repos

Find the out of the box repos at https://github.com/AdobeAEMXSC

Add a New Repo to AEM Program in Cloud Manager

1. Click Repositories from Cloud Manager menu
2. Click Add Repository from Repositories screen
3. Enter aemcs-minimal as repository name, click Save
4. Click …, the click Check Branches / Create Project
5. Click Create using the default settings

Add Minimal Repo into New or Existing Repo

1. Click Repositories from Cloud Manager menu
2. Click … associated with aemcs-minimal, the click Copy Repository URL
3. Open Terminal, type

   git clone [repository URL]
   

   • Example git clone https://git.cloudmanager.adobe.com/myname/aemcs-minimal/
4. Switch folder, type

   cd aemcs-minimal
   

5. Remove all files and directories, type

   git rm -rf .
   

6. Clean all unstaged files, type

   git clean -fxd
   

7. Commit all changes to git, type

   git commit -a -m "clean"
   

8. Get latest from minimal, type

   git clone https://github.com/AdobeAEMXSC/minimal.git
   

9. Copy latest from minimal
   • If MacOS, type

     cp -r minimal/* .
     cp minimal/.gitignore .
     cp minimal/.gitmodules .
     

   • If Windows, type

     xcopy /S /I /E minimal .
     

10. remove artifacts from minimal, type

    rm -rf minimal
    

11. add submodules, type

    git submodule add https://github.com/AdobeAEMXSC/aem-dispatcher.git
    

12. Commit all new files to git, type

    git add --all
    

13. Commit all changes to git, type

    git commit -am "updated minimal"
    

14. push all commits back to New Repo, type

    git push
    

Add a New Submodule to Repo

1. Add submodule reference to .submodules, type

   git submodule add <git repository path>
   

2. Add the new repository to the <modules> section in the root pom.xml file to include it into maven build process