Hi Luís,
(you forgot to reply-all in your response, no problem)
Yes the OSGeo Gitea instance is fully open to anyone with an OSGeo ID,
and you can create both public or private repositories. I can also
confirm that OSGeo's Gitea (https://git.osgeo.org/) has been stable for
a while now, and most of OSGeo's system architecture files are
leveraging it, as well as many software projects (you can browse the
activity at https://git.osgeo.org/gitea/explore/repos).
Migration Tool
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Once you login with your OSGeo ID (if you don't have one yet head to
https://id.osgeo.org/) you should then see a small + icon in the top
right, click that and select "New Migration". There is a "Clone
Address" field that you can then paste the link to your Github repository.
New Repository
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You can also just create a new (public or private) repository: Once you
login with your OSGeo ID (if you don't have one yet head to
https://id.osgeo.org/) you should then see a small + icon in the top
right, click that and select "New Repository".
Hope this info helps you get started. If you have any issues just head
to the IRC channel #osgeo-sac and ask there (you can connect directly in
your browser at https://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=osgeo-sac) -jeff
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Jeff McKenna
President Emeritus, OSGeo Foundation
http://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/Jeff_McKenna
On 2018-06-05 9:24 AM, Luís Moreira de Sousa wrote:
Dear all,
on a more serious tone, I have a heap of personal stuff at GitHub, including my
personal web page (more like a CV). Would it be fine to move this stuff to the
OSGeo Gitea instance? Apparently the platform is fully open to anyone with a
OSGeo Id (correct me if I am wrong).
Thank you.
--
Luís
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