Tag: gitea
Just a very quick update about how I was able to restore a git repository
stored inside a Gitea and backed up via restic.
Warning: this guide most probably does not work correctly with LFS
files, but they might either not be that critical to restore or the
repository might not e…
Somehow, the
official documentation
for restoring Gitea from dump did not work for me. Roughly, the following
command for the original rootful Docker image could look like this:
/app/gitea/gitea dump --file gitea-dump.zip -c /data/gitea/conf/app.ini --skip-lfs-data --skip-reposit…
The story from yesterday
actually started by trying to upgrade Gitea from the 1.14 branch which I
was running, precisely 1.14.7 by the time of writing, to the branch 1.15,
or more precisely again, to the version 1.15.4.
I postponed the upgrade to the 1.15 because even though Gite…
Being occupied by many other higher priority tasks lately, my goal to set
up Drone instance on the Contabo VPS was put on
hold. I wanted to set-up Drone to create a pipeline for building the posts
for this blog. The blog is statically generated site, meaning posts need to
be gene…
I have written a little about the possibility of Single-Sign-On (SSO) for
Gitea getting closer to being a reality.
Today I have stumbled upon a relatively different approach that I have
found interesting: federated code hosting.
While still in the draft phase, the concept seems r…
Today marks the release date of the Gitea 1.14.0, only a few days after the
release of the patch version 1.13.7. Although 1.14.0 is a minor release
from the semver's perspective, it contains a lot of changes. I decided to
add comments on the Features I am the most excited about.
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There is a feature in Gitea that got me a little puzzled recently.
At first, I thought it is related to Project Milestones (a Kanban Board in
Gitea). After clicking around at everything I have found, and even removing
all the boards and milestones, the icon with a progress bar p…