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Created Jan 16, 2013 by Administrator@rootOwner

Old GIT repositories after enable_namespaces

Created by: pnull

After enabling namespaces i have 2 repositories in gitolite for each project in gitlab.

For example: I had a repository "milk" in group "moo". Now - after enabling namespaces - there is a repository in gitolite named "milk.git" - which is empty but exists and a second one "moo/milk.git" with the old history and commits.

The problem is: if i had a local clone of the old repository and i'm now doing a git push, i'm pushing to the wrong repository which exists but is empty.

I have this issue with 3 different gitlab installations. Is that a problem with enable_namespaces or is this "by design", .. ?!

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