If you have SSH access, you can then clone the git repository directly on the server. This is way faster than having to push the code from a slow ADSL connection for instance.
# sudo -iu git $ cd repositories/LineageOS-mirror/ $ git clone --mirror git://github.com/LineageOS/<repo-name>.git $ cd <repo-name>.git $ touch git-daemon-export-ok
Replicant uses gitolite to handle git access.
You need someone with SSH access to do that for you:
sudo -iu git mkdir repositories/<groupname>/<repo-name>.git cd repositories/<groupname>/<repo-name>.git git --bare init touch git-daemon-export-ok<groupname> is to be replaced by the repository namespaces. For instance:
Once the repository has been created you then need to configure gitolite to give access to the repository.
gitolite is configured by configuration files stored in git.
The repository that handles that is at:
ssh://git@git.replicant.us/gitolite-admin
Examples of push URL can be found in the various repositories in cgit.
For instance for omap-usb-boot we can see the following URL:
ssh://git@git.replicant.us/PaulK/omap-usb-boot
Once the git repository is setup either by mirroring it with SSH or by setting it up in the normal way, you still need
to configure cgit to make the repository appear on the cgit web interface.
See the Cgit wiki page for where to adjust its configuration.
It's worth to check if all mirror repos have bundles in place.
TODO: Document how to create bundles.
So far the LineageOS mirror has bundles but not AOSP mirror.
If we ever add support for a device that uses CAF branches of Qualcomm repos, we need to figure out how the mirror can still be updated and how releases can be tagged.
CAF branches are in the same repos as the default branches. So two or more local repos are created for one remote repo when the default branch and the CAF branches are checked out. The current setup for tagging a new release and updating the mirror assumes that there is one local repo for one remote repo.