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== Simple Git Hosting (GitWeb) == | #language en |
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!GitWeb provides Git repository hosting on !FreedomBox. It provides a simple web interface to perform common actions like viewing files, diffs, commit messages etc. |
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'''Available since version:''' 19.19 | <<TableOfContents()>> ## BEGIN_INCLUDE == GitWeb (Simple Git Hosting) == ||<tablestyle="float: right;"> {{attachment:Gitweb-icon_en_V01.png|Gitweb icon}} || '''Available since''': version 19.19 === What is Git === Git is a distributed version-control system for tracking changes in source code during software development. !GitWeb provides a web interface to Git repositories. You can browse history and content of source code, use search to find relevant commits and code. You can also clone repositories and upload code changes with a command-line Git client or with multiple available graphical clients. And you can share your code with people around the world. To learn more on how to use Git visit [[https://git-scm.com/docs/gittutorial|Git tutorial]]. === Managing the repositories === After installation of !GitWeb, a new repository can be created. It can be marked as ''private'' to limit access. === Access === !GitWeb can be accessed after installation e.g. by the web client through {{{https://<my_freedombox_name>/gitweb}}}. === HTTP basic auth === !GitWeb on !FreedomBox currently supports HTTP remotes only. To avoid having to enter the password each time you pull/push to the repository, you can edit your remote to include the credentials. ''Example:'' https://username:password@my.freedombox.rocks/gitweb/myrepo Your username and password will be encrypted. Someone monitoring the network traffic will notice the domain name only.<<BR>> '''Note:''' If using this method, your password will be stored in plain text in the local repository's {{{.git/config}}} file. For this reason, you should create a !FreedomBox user who has only access to the gitweb and never use an admin account. '''For GNOME users (Advanced)''' GNOME "Passwords and Keys" utility can be used to store the username and password. See this [[https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36585496/error-when-using-git-credential-helper-with-gnome-keyring-as-sudo/40312117#40312117|StackOverflow Answer]] for details on how to do it. |
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=== External links === * User documentation: https://git-scm.com/docs/gitweb ## END_INCLUDE Back to [[FreedomBox/Features|Features introduction]] or [[FreedomBox/Manual|manual]] pages. <<Include(FreedomBox/Portal)>> ---- CategoryFreedomBox |
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GitWeb (Simple Git Hosting)
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Available since: version 19.19
What is Git
Git is a distributed version-control system for tracking changes in source code during software development. GitWeb provides a web interface to Git repositories. You can browse history and content of source code, use search to find relevant commits and code. You can also clone repositories and upload code changes with a command-line Git client or with multiple available graphical clients. And you can share your code with people around the world.
To learn more on how to use Git visit Git tutorial.
Managing the repositories
After installation of GitWeb, a new repository can be created. It can be marked as private to limit access.
Access
GitWeb can be accessed after installation e.g. by the web client through https://<my_freedombox_name>/gitweb.
HTTP basic auth
GitWeb on FreedomBox currently supports HTTP remotes only. To avoid having to enter the password each time you pull/push to the repository, you can edit your remote to include the credentials.
Example: https://username:password@my.freedombox.rocks/gitweb/myrepo
Your username and password will be encrypted. Someone monitoring the network traffic will notice the domain name only.
Note: If using this method, your password will be stored in plain text in the local repository's .git/config file. For this reason, you should create a FreedomBox user who has only access to the gitweb and never use an admin account.
For GNOME users (Advanced)
GNOME "Passwords and Keys" utility can be used to store the username and password. See this StackOverflow Answer for details on how to do it.
Mirroring
Though your repositories are primarily hosted on your own FreedomBox, you can configure a repository on another Git hosting system like GitLab as a mirror.
External links
User documentation: https://git-scm.com/docs/gitweb
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