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* Cut and paste the '''empty''' folder and the model Geopackage file from the '''TUFLOW\Model\GIS''' folder to TUFLOW\Model. This is because Kart can not initialise a repository if the folder is not empty.
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* Use the Kart Create new repository tool to create a new Kart repository.
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If the option to 'Commit automatically after closing editing' then the changes will be automatically committed. This is useful to avoid forgetting to commit, similar to how an autosave can be beneficial. Alternatively, it is possible to commit manually, either by clicking the repository or the individual layers and using the 'Commit working copy changes' or 'Commit working copy changes for this dataset' option respectively. The benefit of the latter approach is that there are less frequent commits and the user is prompted for a commit message prior to committing the working changes.
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If you select the Kart repository or an individual layer dataset then you can choose to 'Show log' which provides a table of the commit history.
[[File:Commit History.png|none|frame|Kart Layer Dataset Commit History]]
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== Using Remote Repositories ==
The above steps are for a local Kart repository. However, it is possible to use Kart with remote repositories. This is done by cloning a remote repository on Gitlab/Github or similar. Once a repository is cloned, changes can be push/pulled to and from the remote repository.
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