latest 20 messages by glauxosdever
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[9 years ago]
glauxosdever
Ok, I wondered if there was some builtin functionality, seems there is not.
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[9 years ago]
glauxosdever
Still, is it possible?
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[9 years ago]
glauxosdever
Except I like gitlab more. :p So, this is how I wanted to have both.
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[9 years ago]
glauxosdever
Most have an account on github, probably.
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[9 years ago]
glauxosdever
This is because I want to gain more popularity, plus not everyone has an account on gitlab.
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[9 years ago]
glauxosdever
(Because my repos are at both sites.)
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[9 years ago]
glauxosdever
Why so?
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[9 years ago]
glauxosdever
(So issues are shown in both.)
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[9 years ago]
glauxosdever
Hello, how can I automatically merge github and gitlab issue trackers when someone creates an issue in either of them?
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[9 years ago]
glauxosdever
Something like ssh://username:password@github.com/glauxosdever/glaux-os.git wouldn't be valid?
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[9 years ago]
glauxosdever
I can't enter it.
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[9 years ago]
glauxosdever
But, that needs to be pushed automatically!
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[9 years ago]
glauxosdever
It can't be. It has no username/password in the URL.
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[9 years ago]
glauxosdever
It seems it didn't work. What's the syntax of the URL of the github repository as ssh? (Including username and password, so it's automated?)
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[9 years ago]
glauxosdever
git push is not good...
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[9 years ago]
glauxosdever
If I want to push all branches?
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[9 years ago]
glauxosdever
What should a post-receive hook do?
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[9 years ago]
glauxosdever
I do have access.
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[9 years ago]
glauxosdever
So the hook must be at http://example.com and will also push to github.com, right?
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[9 years ago]
glauxosdever
Well, I'll push to the upstream at http://example.com - How will the hook know I pushed there?