gitlab

I originally installed Gitlab on FreeBSD 12.4 attempting to follow the article at [1]. While this is a good starting point, things have changed over time because there were numerous things not mentioned that need to be done to get things going properly. So I started this post with the intent to...

FYI: https://gitlab.com/bsdimp/freebsd-workflow Pleasantly exciting: I don't know enough about GitLab, although I'm a user. Certainly, I welcome use of GitHub.

Hello I need create Makefile to build forked port from my gitlab. I readied https://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/porters-handbook/makefile-distfiles.html (5.4.4. USE_GITLAB) but it just make url to feth tar.gz via http link. It's not what i want. I don't have any tar.gz in my...

In the company I'm working for, we've been using gitlab for quite some time, long before the gitlab package in the ports tree arrived. Because updating it purely from it's sources can be quite difficult from time to time, we would now like to switch to the ports package. The way gitlab works...

Hi Community, Yes, I am new in FreeBSD and I find a lots of "errors"? I installed the GitLab from ports tree and it works fine. My next try was: Install Gitlab-Runner. First, I installed the runner with instructions from GitLab directly. I get an error. Timetravel to the Point before I try...

Hey everyone, I am trying to get Gitlab running on my server (FreeBSD 10.3). Gitlab installs the following package: rubygem-github-linguist-5.0.11 This is causing a conflict with qtchooser, the want to install in the same directory? After some searching on the net, it appears that qtchooser...

Hello, I have installed a Gitlab instance on FreeBSD 10.3-RELEASE through the ports tree. While basic features are functional, there are a few errors which I am unable to resolve. I have searched online regarding the various issues but I have not been able to find any solutions. I have...

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