New project does not create new repo
Created by: hugelgupf
Please note that this does not seem to be a duplicate of issue #3520 (closed).
Gitlab 6.5.1 / Gitlab-shell 1.8.0, with existing repos from an older installation. Git commit is the latest 6-5-stable: 2ffa03ab
When creating a new project, only the wiki-git-repo is created. Since that one is created, it must not be a permissions issue.
I replaced gitlab-shell/bin/gitlab-projects with a shell that logs any call to that script and the output of id (and it redirects to the real gitlab-projects)
This is the output:
add-project ckoch/tttt.wiki.git
uid=104(git) gid=108(git) groups=108(git)
add-project ckoch/ggggg.wiki.git
uid=104(git) gid=108(git) groups=108(git)So, gitlab does not even call upon gitlab-shell/-projects to create the repository. Why is that?
gitlab:check output: https://clbin.com/fn752
Update: I've been debugging for a while. Even though gitlab:check reports that everything is okay, I suspect that Gitlab <-> Sidekiq is having issues. I've been reading the source and I noticed that the Wiki repository is created without using Sidekiq, while both syncing authorized_keys and creating the actual repo are Sidekiq tasks. Sidekiq is running on the system, gitlab:check reports that everything is okay, and the sidekiq.log has nothing usable in it, even if I add "-v" (--verbose) to the start of sidekiq with script/background_jobs. Very curious.