How to link application to source control via MID server SummaryWhen linking an application to source control, you also have the option to link your application to source control via an existing MID Server. The MID Server enables access to repositories behind a firewall. This document provides some detailed information on how to link the application to source control via a MID Server and the credentials that should be used. We advise that a dedicated MID Server is used to prevent conflicts with other Discovery activities.ReleaseOrlando and newerInstructionsThe steps and relevant documentation on the MID Server setup and how to link an application to Source Control via the MID Server. Configure a MID Server on a Windows server. Details provided in the documentationFollow the MID Server setup instructions to set up a MID server for your DEV instance (if you do not have one currently set up)Select "Credentials" from the Filter Navigator by going to Connections & Credentials > Credentials > New. Create new "Basic Auth Credentials" to be used with Git repo. Refer to the documentation on setting the credentials: Create and test your credentials (this will depend on the connection protocols of your choice as explained in step 7. Launch Studio from Filter Navigator.Access your application in Studio.Select "Link to Source Control" from the "Source Control" menu.Select the "https" protocol; Enter URL for Git repoSelect "MID Server" checkboxSelect MID server name from the drop-downSelect the credentials created in step 3Click on "Link to source control". More details in Link an application to source control. Note: If you select the ssh network protocol, enter a valid credential of the SSH Private Key type. If you select the https protocol, enter a valid credential of the Basic Auth Credentials type.Related LinksSource control integration