📄️ Configure signed commits
Git commit verification with SSH is a method of signing Git commits using SSH keys, which helps prove that a commit was created by the legitimate holder of a specific SSH key. Git added support for SSH signing starting from version 2.34, allowing developers to sign commits similarly to how they might use GPG keys. Here’s how you can set up and use SSH-based commit verification.
📄️ Configure environment files
To configure environment files for the clinical web apps, follow these steps:
📄️ Configure Azure personal access token
When installing the project for the first time, you need to run an initialization script (initYarnrc.sh or initYarnrc.ps1) with a personal access token.
📄️ Implement AXS analytics
This guide explains how to implement and manage the AXS analytics workflow, including key dependencies, challenges, and step-by-step instructions for creating product analytics dashboards.