Synchronizing your Git repositories is just a matter of a few steps: 1) select "Git Sync" in your space settings; 2) authorize your GitHub or GitLab account; and 3) select the repositories and branches you want to sync. After completing the setup, GitBook will automatically generate Git commits for document changes, and you can also import content from Git repositories. Note that you need to make sure that your account has read and write access to the repository, and if the synchronization fails, you can check your network or contact the support team (support@gitbook.com). This bi-directional synchronization is especially useful for development teams to keep their documentation and code up-to-date.
This answer comes from the articleGitBook: A Collaboration Platform That Uses AI to Aid in the Creation and Search of Technical DocumentsThe
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