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Created Feb 17, 2012 by Administrator@rootOwner

Separate code/path host configuration

Created by: axelitus

Two different values are needed for the code/path host configuration.

As of now the host entry inside git_host group is used to show the Path and Code of a new Project. This "works fine" but it's a much better solution to separate those two and let me explain the reasoning:

I have installed GitLabHQ in a server. This server uses a subdomain to host the GitLabHQ web site through git.server.domain.com but the access to the server using git commands is done through [email protected]. In the Project view the Path and Code can only be shown as one of this two options:

  1. Path: [email protected]: Code: http://git.server.domain.com/
  2. Path: [email protected]: Code: http://server.domain.com/

This is "wrong" because it should be like this:

Path: [email protected]:
Code: http://git.server.domain.com/

Separating those config values will do the trick.

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