Re: Error in line 133 in run_file

[George (Cloud Platform Support)]

Hello Kathleen, 

There is already a solution to your repository problem in the form of Google Cloud Source Repositories. These are fully-featured, private Git repositories hosted on Google Cloud Platform. 

There are only a few steps needed to create a repository, to download your source: after having selected or created a GCP project, you install Git, and then install and initialize the Cloud SDK. The actual command to create a repository is then: "gcloud source repos create hello-csr", where "hello-csr" is the name of your new repository. More related detail can be gathered from the "Quickstart for Linux" documentation page. The same page indicates how to handle your source code with the help of a cloud repository: clone a repository and then push to the cloud source repository, as described on the same page.

Do you actually refer to the iCloud SDK, so iCloud for Developers? This is an Apple product and you may find related information on their Developer Forums. 

[George (Cloud Platform Support)]

Hi Kathleen, 

Git is a free and open source distributed version control system designed to handle everything from small to very large projects with speed and efficiency. The installation procedure is detailed on their site. There are different ways to install git, depending on the operating system, as shown on their installation page.