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git-remote-gitopia

git remote helper for gitopia

Installation

You need to install git-remote-gitopia helper so that your git command line can understand gitopia:// transport.

curl https://get.gitopia.com | bash

If you get the following error

mv: rename ./git-remote-gitopia to /usr/local/bin/git-remote-gitopia: Permission denied
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Error: mv failed

You would need root permission to move the binary to /usr/local/bin

sudo mv /tmp/tmpinstalldir/git-remote-gitopia /usr/local/bin/

Building

Building git-remote-gitopia requires Go 1.21+.

make install

By default, make builds with production configurations. If you want to build with dev or testing configurations, set an env variable GITOPIA_ENV with respective value

For example, you can build with dev configurations using the following command

export GITOPIA_ENV=dev && make install

Usage

git-remote-gitopia will be implicitly called when git encounters gitopia:// remote.

For pushing git repositories to gitopia, you would require a gitopia wallet with sufficient tokens and you need to configure an environment variable with the location of your wallet.

export GITOPIA_WALLET=/path/to/wallet.json

Custom Endpoint Configuration Example

git config --global gitopia.chainId "gitopia"
git config --global gitopia.grpcHost "gitopia-grpc.polkachu.com:11390"
git config --global gitopia.tmAddr "https://gitopia-rpc.polkachu.com:443"
git config --global gitopia.gasPrices "0.001ulore"
git config --global gitopia.feeGranter "gitopia13ashgc6j5xle4m47kqyn5psavq0u3klmscfxql"
git config --global gitopia.denom "ulore"

Troubleshooting

If you encounter the following error after installation, make sure to add $GOBIN to your $PATH

git: 'remote-gitopia' is not a git command. See 'git --help'

Contributing

Gitopia is an open source project and contributions from community are always welcome. Discussion and development of Gitopia majorly take place on the Gitopia via issues and proposals -- everyone is welcome to post bugs, feature requests, comments and pull requests to Gitopia. (read Contribution Guidelines and Coding Guidelines.