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How to convert a migrated Gitea repository to a mirror

After looking around I couldn't find any place that had step by step instructions to do this. This will show you how to convert any migrated Gitea repo to a mirror repo. Only tested with gitHub repositories.

My use case: I migrated a GitHub repo and all of its issues/releases/etc with the API key option. When you create a fully cloned migration Gitea doesn't let you make it a mirror AFAIK. So you have to go digging through the Gitea database in order to change it to a mirror. And it does in fact work, you can migrate a remote repo in its entirety and thenchange it to mirror. Note: When you change to mirror, it will not mirror anything that requires an API key, it will just mirror the git repo.

For Gitea running with sqlite:

Open the Gitea database:

On default installations sqlite3 /opt/mailcow-dockerized/data/gitea/gitea/gitea.db
Or custom installation sqlite3 gitea.db in the gitea data directory wherever you installed it

My notes and snippets while working with Gollum git wiki

File Notes

custom.js Docs

Darkmode for gollum
Use Ace Github theme, it's light but inverts with the darkmode js
Add gutter to editor
Remove print margin (The annoying line in the middle of the editor, looks bad on a dark page)
Change tab size to 2

Implement cloudflared directly in the paperless-ng `docker-compose.yml` file.

This requires you to have the cloudflared tunnel config.json & <uuid>.json already generated as well as the dns cname.

If you do not go follow the steps on Cloudflares docs Here and stop at step 6.

Copy the .json files that were generated in ~/.cloudflared to your paperless-ng folder in a new folder called cloudflared
Edit the config.json file and modify the credentials-file value to point to /etc/cloudflared/.json & remove the line with url

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