How do I create projects in GitBlit?

[pa...@pholding.co.uk]

Hi

I would like to create a several projects in GitBlit so that I can organise my Git repositories into groups, but I can't figure out how to define the projects in GitBlit. I would like to do something similar to how GitBlit's own repositories are grouped on https://dev.gitblit.com/repositories. When I create a new Git repository the project dropdown list only contains "/" and "~admin/". I've tried editing the projects.conf file to create a new project but the project doesn't appear in the dropdown list.

Could someone please let me know what I need to do to create a new project in GitBlit please? Also, is it possible to move a repository from one project to another?

Kind Regards

Paul

[James Moger]

Hi Paul,

Repositories can be grouped within subfolders. e.g. libraries/mycoollib.git and libraries/myotherlib.git
http://gitblit.com/administration.html#H3

And in the create repo page:
use '/' to group repositories. e.g. libraries/mycoollib.git

Just specify the path you want.

-J

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[Tekk nj]

I have a question on the same line as the original poster. On the "Repositories" tab, I only see the "Main" repos from the / (root) project level. How can I see the repos from my other projects (ie ~kevin) on that tab?

I have this setting defined:  git.repositoriesFolder = ${baseFolder}/git

My projects.conf looks like this:

[project "main"]

title = Main Repositories

description = main group of repositories

[project "~kevin"]

title = ~kevin

description = ~kevin group of repositories

[Tekk nj]

I found my answer.

# Setting to include personal repositories in the main repositories list.
# 
# SINCE 1.6.0
web.includePersonalRepositories = true