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What is Kyso?
Getting started
Architecture and Deployment
How to manage adoption
Kyso's Renderer
Jupyter Notebooks
HTML
Markdown
PDFs
PowerPoints
Excel Spreadsheets
RTF Documents
Coming Soon
Publishing Workflows
Kyso Command Line Tool
Kyso's Git Integration
Github
Gitlab
Bitbucket
Creating Reports In-App
Importing Files from S3
Configuring Report Metadata
Meta Reports
Reporting FAQ
Search and Discovery
How to Search?
Browsing Files & Versions
COLLABORATION
Report Collaboration
Notebook Report Snippets
Settings & Administration
Permissions System
Managing Access
Resources
R Users & R Markdown
Migrating from Knowledge Repo
Writing a good data-science report
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Kyso's Git Integration
This section will help you understand Kyso's Git integration so you can start automatically publishing reports on commit.

Kyso integrates with all 3 Git systems:

How does it work?

Kyso uses Git actions & CI pipelines with each VCS. This is a super-powered way of integrating into your existing workflows, allowing you to fine tune how you commit your work to Kyso - you can choose to integrate a specific branch, tag, on an event - or any other specification of your choosing.
You can import both public and private repositories from Git.

Metadata Configuration

Remember that in order to ensure a successful import process, your repositories will need to be set up so Kyso can read in the metadata and properly structure your content. This is especially important if you're connecting multiple repositories or one repository with a lot of sub-directories intended to be published as their own individual Kyso reports. Read more about report metadata here:
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Kyso integrates with all 3 Git systems:
How does it work?
Metadata Configuration