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Have you checked our RhodeCode ? It's much more mature that Gogs.
by marcinkuzminski 10y ago
Have you checked our RhodeCode ? It's much more mature that Gogs.
- atomi 10y agoI really like the mirror feature on Gogs, the Gogs ui, the easy deployment using Docker and that it uses Go so the memory and cpu usage is quite low.
- marcinkuzminski 10y agoRhodeCode has the same feature called remote repos. You can create a repo from remote one and that pull changes via a button, or api call. You can even use credentials inside the url which are then encrypted inside the database
- atomi 10y agoThe Gogs mirror updates automatically. I only use it to mirror public Github repos so I have them in case myself, Github or the project goes offline.
- xemoka 10y agoThat's cool, I hadn't seen RhodeCode before, I like that it's python (preferred over ruby, although I'd treat both as black boxes anyway). I'm not a huge fan of the interface though.... although if I had known it existed at the time I probably would have picked it over GitLab. Shame. I'd probably still pick Gogs though... we're not a big team and many of the features provided by GitLab and RhodeCode are above and beyond what we require. Basically, our implementation is me finding a way to force version control onto a team that, for some reason, wasn't using any form of VCS at all.