Some projects I was keeping an eye on moved off of github, I am trying to start keeping backups of source code for projects I either use, or find interesting, or think could be useful at some point.
some of the sites I see them commonly moving to are:
Or they are doing their own self hosted thing, be it Forgeo, Gitea, ect...
In some cases small niche projects just provide a source zip on their personal site. Being able to back these things up, as well as release binaries would be nice. Maybe add a custom URL option for those smaller niche one off available through the developer site, as well as sync option for the 3 alternative platforms mentioned above?
Some projects I was keeping an eye on moved off of github, I am trying to start keeping backups of source code for projects I either use, or find interesting, or think could be useful at some point.
some of the sites I see them commonly moving to are:
[Gitlab](https://gitlab.com)
[Gitflic](https://gitflic.ru)
[codeberg](https://codeberg.org/)
Or they are doing their own self hosted thing, be it Forgeo, Gitea, ect...
In some cases small niche projects just provide a source zip on their personal site. Being able to back these things up, as well as release binaries would be nice. Maybe add a custom URL option for those smaller niche one off available through the developer site, as well as sync option for the 3 alternative platforms mentioned above?
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@Data-PhiIe#368 This PR from one of our users should help towards this direction.
Very much appreciated! :D
> [@Data-PhiIe](https://github.com/Data-PhiIe) [#368](https://github.com/RayLabsHQ/gitea-mirror/pull/368) This PR from one of our users should help towards this direction.
Very much appreciated! :D
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The next release (PR #376) adds GitLab (beta), Gitea and Forgejo as sources. That covers gitlab.com, codeberg.org and self hosted Forgejo or Gitea instances. One source per gitea-mirror account for now, several at once is tracked under #131.
Gitflic has no usable API, and zips from personal sites are out of scope for this tool. Closing as done with the release.
The next release (PR #376) adds GitLab (beta), Gitea and Forgejo as sources. That covers gitlab.com, codeberg.org and self hosted Forgejo or Gitea instances. One source per gitea-mirror account for now, several at once is tracked under #131.
Gitflic has no usable API, and zips from personal sites are out of scope for this tool. Closing as done with the release.
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@Data-PhiIe Give it a try in the new verison. Let me know if you face any issues
I'm currently on whatever release community-scripts provides, I would have to spin something separate up to test, I can if I find the time, but some one else may beat me to it.
Although, they're pretty quick, its possible its already available, let me update it and check.
> [@Data-PhiIe](https://github.com/Data-PhiIe) Give it a try in the new verison. Let me know if you face any issues
I'm currently on whatever release [community-scripts](https://github.com/community-scripts/ProxmoxVE) provides, I would have to spin something separate up to test, I can if I find the time, but some one else may beat me to it.
Although, they're pretty quick, its possible its already available, let me update it and check.
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I went ahead and took the update community scripts had available, but it seems to have wiped the install (I'm back at account creation on the WebUI). I am going to have to look into what caused this issue, there are several factors at play:
community-scripts: gitea-mirror
community-scripts: helper-scripts-local
and my postgres database being separated into a dedicated postgres LXC instead of using the one added to each individual LXC like how helper-scripts defaults. I think the issue may be because helper-scripts-local wasn't picking up and I manually added it. I had a backup so no worries, but I'm going to start by submitting an issue to community-scripts and work my way back over here if I need to.
I went ahead and took the update community scripts had available, but it seems to have wiped the install (I'm back at account creation on the WebUI). I am going to have to look into what caused this issue, there are several factors at play:
community-scripts: gitea-mirror
community-scripts: helper-scripts-local
and my postgres database being separated into a dedicated postgres LXC instead of using the one added to each individual LXC like how helper-scripts defaults. I think the issue may be because helper-scripts-local wasn't picking up and I manually added it. I had a backup so no worries, but I'm going to start by submitting an issue to community-scripts and work my way back over here if I need to.
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Some projects I was keeping an eye on moved off of github, I am trying to start keeping backups of source code for projects I either use, or find interesting, or think could be useful at some point.
some of the sites I see them commonly moving to are:
Gitlab
Gitflic
codeberg
Or they are doing their own self hosted thing, be it Forgeo, Gitea, ect...
In some cases small niche projects just provide a source zip on their personal site. Being able to back these things up, as well as release binaries would be nice. Maybe add a custom URL option for those smaller niche one off available through the developer site, as well as sync option for the 3 alternative platforms mentioned above?
@Data-PhiIe #368 This PR from one of our users should help towards this direction.
Very much appreciated! :D
The next release (PR #376) adds GitLab (beta), Gitea and Forgejo as sources. That covers gitlab.com, codeberg.org and self hosted Forgejo or Gitea instances. One source per gitea-mirror account for now, several at once is tracked under #131.
Gitflic has no usable API, and zips from personal sites are out of scope for this tool. Closing as done with the release.
@Data-PhiIe Give it a try in the new verison. Let me know if you face any issues
I'm currently on whatever release community-scripts provides, I would have to spin something separate up to test, I can if I find the time, but some one else may beat me to it.
Although, they're pretty quick, its possible its already available, let me update it and check.
I went ahead and took the update community scripts had available, but it seems to have wiped the install (I'm back at account creation on the WebUI). I am going to have to look into what caused this issue, there are several factors at play:
community-scripts: gitea-mirror
community-scripts: helper-scripts-local
and my postgres database being separated into a dedicated postgres LXC instead of using the one added to each individual LXC like how helper-scripts defaults. I think the issue may be because helper-scripts-local wasn't picking up and I manually added it. I had a backup so no worries, but I'm going to start by submitting an issue to community-scripts and work my way back over here if I need to.