Consumer Guide

This guide covers Git operations for team members who clone and consume shared collections.

Cloning Collections from GitHub

To clone a collection from GitHub into Bruno, you need to have an existing collection repository hosted on GitHub.

For example, you can use this Bruno repository  and follow the steps below.

1. Launch Bruno and click the Import Collection button in the Quick Actions section on the Overview page. Alternatively, click the + icon in the sidebar and select Import collection.

2. In the Import Collection dialog, select the Git Repository tab.

3. Enter the Git repository URL and click the Clone button.

4. Choose a Location to clone the collection to.

5. After the cloning process completes, select the Collection you want to open and click Open.

Your collection will now be open in Bruno.

Checking for Updates

You can check if there are new changes available in the remote repository.

1. Go to Git UI.
2. Click the Fetch button.
3. Bruno will display if there are incoming changes available.

This allows you to see if your team has pushed new changes before you pull them.

Pulling Changes

Pull the latest changes from the remote repository to stay synchronized with your team.

1. Go to Git UI.
2. Click the Fetch button.
3. Click the Pull button.

Now you can see all your remote changes pulled in your collection.