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Improve documentation for SSH-access within gitea #5

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opened 2026-02-14 15:00:57 +00:00 by mikael-lovqvist · 0 comments
mikael-lovqvist commented 2026-02-14 15:00:57 +00:00
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Currently the documentation mostly refers to github, and it would be nicer to have our own, possibly on docs.efforting.tech (which is not live yet).

The documentation should show the standard way of doing things but also high light my own preferences:

  • Use ssh access
  • Use ssh config to set the git user so you don't need to add git@

Currently we need to point to gitea.efforting.tech but it should really be git.efforting.tech (see #4), I should make sure to point this soon before a lot of remote origins are configured "wrong". This is mostly a problem if we in the future split up the host gitea web frontend and gitea ssh access to different machines.

Currently the documentation mostly refers to github, and it would be nicer to have our own, possibly on `docs.efforting.tech` (which is not live yet). The documentation should show the standard way of doing things but also high light my own preferences: - Use ssh access - Use ssh config to set the `git` user so you don't need to add `git@` Currently we need to point to gitea.efforting.tech but it should really be git.efforting.tech (see #4), I should make sure to point this soon before a lot of remote origins are configured "wrong". This is mostly a problem if we in the future split up the host gitea web frontend and gitea ssh access to different machines.
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