A big feature of OpenSquiggly is the ability to bring in content, namely source code files and documentation from external Git repositories. Our aim is to provide a flexible, lightweight process tool that puts you in control of how you want to arrange and format your content. OpenSquiggly provides you with a document access tool, stopping short of imposing any particular workflows on you.

When we say a "public repository" we mean to say a repository that can be connected and cloned anonymously, without specifying any user name, password, or access token credentials.

Private repositories are repositories that require some type of authentication credentials in order to clone.

In External Connections and Mount Points, as discussed in the previous sections, there are two special fields that are treated differently by the system: the Git Repo URL Pattern and Git View URL Pattern.

In External Connections and Mount Points, as discussed in the previous sections, there are two special fields that are treated differently by the system: the Git Repo URL Pattern and Git View URL Pattern.