Trying to slowly migrate Codeberg/build-deploy-gitea to Docker, starting with an easy-to-setup development server.
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| build-deploy-gitea @749c782ca6 | Update to latest version & fix configuration problems ( fixes #3 ) | |
| fixes | Update to latest version & fix configuration problems ( fixes #3 ) | |
| gitea @f0c39e79a4 | Update to latest version & fix configuration problems ( fixes #3 ) | |
| imagemagick | Add SVGO for ImageMagick container | |
| .gitmodules | Update to latest version & fix configuration problems ( fixes #3 ) | |
| docker-compose.yml | Update to latest version & fix configuration problems ( fixes #3 ) | |
| README.md | Fix repository URL in README | |
Developing for Codeberg
Step 1: Clone this repository:
git clone --recurse-submodules https://codeberg.org/momar/codeberg-deployment.git && cd deployment
Step 2: Start it with Docker Compose:
docker-compose -p codeberg up --build --force-recreate
You can now access your very own Codeberg test instance at http://localhost.
To clear all data stored in the instance, run docker-compose -p codeberg down -v