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I use gitbucket, for my own private repositories. Using this would be awesome because the one thing I'm really missing is the ability to run CI-jobs in an inte
by stevekemp 7y ago
I use gitbucket, for my own private repositories. Using this would be awesome because the one thing I'm really missing is the ability to run CI-jobs in an integrated fashion.
Installation of onedev, on a scratch host, was painless. But I think there are a few things missing before I could use it for real. At the very least I have to use username/password for repository access. I see nowhere in the user-settings, or system-settings, for adding an SSH key.
That's a basic thing which is an immediate dealbreaker, although the other things look amazing. (Role based access control, integrated CI, code-comments, etc.)
- carlmr 7y agoDid you try gitea?
- stevekemp 7y agoI had a brief look at gogs, gitea, and gitbucket all at the same time. Gitbucket struck me as the simplest to use, and "good-enough". I'd switch to whichever was first to support a built-in CI system in a heartbeat though.
- munmaek 7y agoIt’s not built in, but Drone has support for Gitea. I just host my own drone instance with runners in addition to Gitea.
- takezoe 7y agoActually, GitBucket has a plugin for CI https://github.com/takezoe/gitbucket-ci-plugin https://github.com/takezoe/gitbucket-ci-plugin
- stevekemp 7y agoThanks for the pointer, I had no idea! Keep up your great work :)