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Hi all! GitBucket 4.33.0 is now available! Obviously, this is the last release in 2019. Thanks for all your support this year and see you next year!
https://gitbucket.github.io/gitbucket-news/gitbucket/2019/12/31/gitbucket-4.33.0.html
https://gitbucket.github.io/gitbucket-news/gitbucket/2019/12/31/gitbucket-4.33.0.html
@takezoe thanks for the info! Is the gist plugin still actively monitored for issues? Theres a few other bugs in addition to that, that'd I'd like to report (just as an example, I can view a secret gist without being logged in as expected, but trying to view it raw requires me to sign back in).
@takezoe Happy new year ! Thank you for releasing gitbucket 4.33.0. I just ask you the limitation of password. As you mentioned, if user define GITBUCKET_VALIDATE_PASSWORD=false, user can use all character as password. How do I do without this GITBUCKET_VALIDATE_PASSWORD ? I can't find it in system settings. Also, I can't find option settings on properties.
@ntchambers Since gitbucket-gist-plugin is one of default bundled plugins, I would say that its issues should be monitored actively. However, I don't have enough time to well maintain all of GitBucket and plugins recently so I'm not sure if we can fix this issue soon. Anyway, reporting bugs or requests are welcome.
@watari3 No way to disable password validation other than setting an environmental variable, a system property or CLI option for now. Because I'd like to prevent inexperienced administrators from using this option. See the following issue to know the background: gitbucket/gitbucket#1654
By the way, can someone reproduce this issue? gitbucket/gitbucket#2393
I can't reproduce the issue either :/
Although if I download from a subfolder it only downloads a zip of that folder (not sure if that's intended or not)
and add my repo
my git repo is
git@<ip>.my_project.git
Quick question: I want to set up gitbucket on a server that already has port 8080 in use. How do I change the gitbucket listening port?
@hexdream You can change port using command line arguments.
java -jar gitbucket.war --port=1234https://github.com/gitbucket/gitbucket/wiki/Basic-configurations#cli-options
Hello @Slkebe,
Thank you for your response. I had searched the issues before writing on this thread but without results.
Thank you for your response. I very much hope that this feature will be added. I thought it was a good idea to add a kind of repo model that would allow us to choose on which basis to create the new repo.
Thanks again for the answer.
Thank you for your response. I had searched the issues before writing on this thread but without results.
Thank you for your response. I very much hope that this feature will be added. I thought it was a good idea to add a kind of repo model that would allow us to choose on which basis to create the new repo.
Thanks again for the answer.
@dagasaurabh You can enable Git LFS by setting Base URL in your System settings page.
https://gitbucket.github.io/gitbucket-news/gitbucket/2017/01/03/git-lfs-support.html
https://gitbucket.github.io/gitbucket-news/gitbucket/2017/01/03/git-lfs-support.html
Hello all. I'm currently trying to connect to GitBucket using Intellij Clion (should be same as Idea). I asked this question before, as others have done. And there is no satisfactory answer: Is it possible to browse GitBucket repos from within Intellij IDEs? Yes, I know it depends upon whether API is implemented, etc. But I need to know whether it works or not. If it does not work, I'll file an issue. If it should work, I'll try to fix my setup. I think there should be a Wiki page with Intellij interop. This also concerns the task feature of Intellij that might connect to GitBucket issues.
Intuitively, IntelliJ's task feature doesn't work with GitBucket because GitBucket covers GitHub's API very partially. Also, I'm not sure which APIs we need to implement for that.
I tried it a year or two ago. According to my memory, most APIs work well. However, the most important feature, the search API, was not implemented. I have created a dummy API that returns all issues for any search. I think it is very difficult to implement this API correctly.
We have a web server and wishes to version control this website.
I am currently setting up with apache + git , but is looking for easier solution.
@SIkebe I am new to this, but I thought it will be default for webservers like this to host local repositories
What a surprise.
thanks all.
I do not understand how or in what case skip word / run words will be used
If this is not the place , please tell me.
For instance, GitHub has a
has_wiki property but that is not included in the data returned by GB when getting repo info.
(I've written a script that queries all active repos and merges them into one monolithic repo to do things like search our entire codebase, etc.. And would like to do a similar thing for the wikis.)
@LowDensity https://github.com/takezoe/gitbucket-ci-plugin/blob/master/README.md#skip-and-re-run-by-keywords
You can skip a build by including specific words in the commit message. Moreover you can also re-run the pull request build by adding a comment including specific words. These words can be set at the build settings.
@joshuacurtiss GitBucket APIs don't have such property for now. Adding
has_wiki property might be a good idea.