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Gitlab doesn't see existing repos

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Gitlab doesn't see existing repos

Created by: swish

We already had gitosis running and have several existing repos. Gitlab doesn't seem to see any of these. Are existing projects supported?

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      Administrator @root · 13 years ago
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      Created by: ariejan

      No, Gitlab does not support this. It would be nice if there's a one-time import script available, but it's not necessary.

      1. Create a new Gitlab installation with a fresh Gitosis
      2. Create the users and repos you actually need in Gitlab
      3. Add the proper remotes to your repo and push 'em to Gitlab

      This is not ideal if you have a lot of repos, but it'll get the job done.

      By Administrator on 2011-11-07T09:29:18 (imported from GitLab project)

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      Administrator @root · 13 years ago
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      Created by: pzol

      Actually it kind works... if you create a repo with the same name as it already exists, gitlab will see it correctly, modify anything and the post hooks are installed. What you need to do is manually change user assignments in gitolite-admin gitosis-admin as gitlab creates those funny users with the user id in their name

      By Administrator on 2012-04-25T08:01:34 (imported from GitLab project)

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