On the server, running OP (docker, version 6.1.5) i did create a
bare git repo.

I am able to clone that repo, commit and push stuff there.

The repo folder at /var/lib/openproject/openproject_git_repository/
is attached to docker at /var/lib/openproject/openproject_git_repository/

the folder beloongs to www-data

Entering the repo via OP webinterface returns:
Error 500

the log file:
/var/lib/openproject/logs/web-stdout.log
states

App 968 stdout: Availability check failed due to failed Git command: git exited with non-zero status: 128

This is quite annoying …. .
I really want to have that repo to be, at least, viewable via OP.

Does anyone here know what to do?
Thanks and best regards!

Twain

Is there no one, using a git repo here??

Hi Twain,

I have not used Git repositories directly integrated into OpenProject, but I have been working with Gitolite and OpenProject. Why not trying the plugin? It has many handy features, have a look here:

https://github.com/oliverguenther/openproject-revisions_git

Just make sure you use the correct branch according to your OpenProject version.

Cheers
Luis

Hi Luis,

thanks for you reply.

I gave gitolite a look and just wanted to give it a try.

As I am using the docker deploy of OP, I am stuck at:
1. Gemfile.plugins
Add a Gemfile.plugins to your OpenProject root with the following contents:

as https://www.openproject.org/download-and-installation/
states:
Our official installation page has instructions on how to customize your OpenProject installation. Please note that customization is not yet supported for Docker-based installations.

this seems not to be an option atm. … .

Thanks anyway!
BR
Twain