From @polettix on December 24, 2016 8:46

Hi! This project looks awesome, really!

The automatic fill-in of a new LICENSE file seems broken.

What I did:

• create a new GitLab grain/repo
• checkout the empty repo locally
• add a basic README.md, commit and push
• refresh browser page, check that README.md is there.
• the Project page now shows links for creating ChangeLog, License and Contribution Guide
• click on Add License
• the page has a Choose a license template dropdown, select any license (I started with Artistic License 2.0)

At this point, the main SaaS version of GitLab automatically fills the text area with the text of the license. The GitLab-in-Sandstorm does nothing though.

Copied from original issue: dwrensha/gitlab-sandstorm#23

From @astraw on September 13, 2015 9:41

Hi, like the others reporting issues: first off, many thanks! This package of gitlab for sandstorm is awesome.

When creating a new repo with gitlab-sandstorm, the copy-paste commands use git credential store, which stores the passwords unencrypted on disk. I have just verified that removing the string -c credential.helper=store from the commands uses the git default credential helper. In my case, I used the osxkeychain helper and confirmed that my password was saved to the OS X keychain and not in plaintext into ~/.git-credentials. I therefore think that gitlab-sandstorm should not suggest to use -c credential.helper=store.

(Interestingly, shortened -- and therefore probably corrupted -- passwords saved to the git credential store also make it into the OS X keychain. But that seems to be unrelated to both gitlab and sandstorm.)

Copied from original issue: dwrensha/gitlab-sandstorm#8

From @JamborJan on October 18, 2015 21:6

I have been using the gitlab sandstorm package for quite a time. Now I updated the app and when following the instructions to clone the repo I always get:

Cloning into 'repo_lmsygsik_RENAME_ME'...
fatal: repository 'https://l******[email protected]/gitlab/repo.git/' not found

When I create a new grain it is working. But not with the updated grains. Any idea how to fix that?

Copied from original issue: dwrensha/gitlab-sandstorm#10

From @Abraxos on February 7, 2016 6:4

I have sandstorm configured to use HTTPS on port 44344 (I dont know whether this is actually the cause of the issue, its merely a suspcicion). When I first create a repo it tells me to use the following commands:

 echo url=https://<random id>:<random data>@api.marvin.sandcats.io:44344/gitlab/repo.git | git -c credential.helper=store credential approve
 git clone -c credential.helper=store https://<random id>@api.marvin.sandcats.io:44344/gitlab/repo.git repo_<random id>_RENAME_ME

Note that this is what it outputs, including the repo.git whereas the actual name of the repo is "tech_reference". The only thing that was changed was the ID and key.

I tried to execute the exact commands above and I get the following error:

Cloning into 'repo_<random id>_RENAME_ME'...
fatal: repository 'https://<random id>@api.marvin.sandcats.io:44344/gitlab/repo.git/' not found

Or if I try to use the repo's actual name I get:

Cloning into 'repo_<random id>_RENAME_ME'...
fatal: repository 'https://<random id>@api.marvin.sandcats.io:44344/gitlab/tech_reference.git/' not found

I don't know if this is a coding issue or whether I have a misconfiguration, but please advise.

Copied from original issue: dwrensha/gitlab-sandstorm#14

From @cbrulak on February 7, 2018 14:17

I read that gitlab itself supports pages (like what github offers) but I don't any options for CI/CL or similar in the sandstorm gitlab app. Possible to enable on a dev build or something?

Copied from original issue: dwrensha/gitlab-sandstorm#28

From @zeigerpuppy on November 8, 2016 4:39

I shared a repository (as a shared link with merge request privileges).
When I logged in as an unprivileged user (called "random"), gitlab says it is forking the project but never completes forking.

The reporsitory is now unavailable to the owning user, because forking is still in progress.

Copied from original issue: dwrensha/gitlab-sandstorm#21

From @danPixl on January 14, 2017 2:0

As Powerbox has matured quite a bit, I think that it would be advisable to revisit issue #9.

Copied from original issue: dwrensha/gitlab-sandstorm#24

From @pgrm on October 30, 2015 12:29

on the first page I see

To clone this repo, copy and paste the below commands:

but every time I reload the page I get a new set of username / password. What is the logic by which those get generated? Why not having one user / pw combination per user or similar?

thx

Copied from original issue: dwrensha/gitlab-sandstorm#12

From @mkuhr on July 18, 2016 15:53

Hey Guys,

i tried to use git lfs with sourcetree after the connection and pulling and pushing worked with none lfs repos.

After initializing and tracking some files with git lfs, i cant push to the server anymore:

Repository or object not found: http://username:[email protected]/gitlab/repo.git/info/lfs/objects

Check that it exists and that you have proper access to it.

Anyone used lfs in gitlab-sandstorm before?

Thanks alot for reading.

Copied from original issue: dwrensha/gitlab-sandstorm#20

From @patrickod on April 25, 2016 22:30

Often times when I want to use gitlab on sandstorm it's to share an existing project that I've kept private elsewhere with others. In this case I'd like to simply add a new sandstorm git remote instead of cloning a new repository. It'd be nice if there were copy/paste instructions in the gitlab interface when you're creating a new repository such that you can more easily achieve this.

As far as I can tell the first command would remain the same, but following that you'd need to change git remote add sandstorm $URL. Does git remote take the same -c flag to set credential.helper as the clone operation does?

Copied from original issue: dwrensha/gitlab-sandstorm#15

From @zeigerpuppy on November 9, 2016 12:30

At the moment, notifications are not working.
It would be good to have a method of informing users of new issues and other notifications.

This would ideally be via email but I understand this is not available in sandstorm yet.
Could the sandstorm notification menu be used for this function?

I think this is the best reference:
sandstorm-io/sandstorm#919

ps. gitlab on sandstorm is awesome, we've started using it actively to manage a project and our team is loving it, thank you for the port!

Copied from original issue: dwrensha/gitlab-sandstorm#22

From @zeigerpuppy on May 13, 2016 2:45

When clicking on "Create new milestone" in the issue dialogue,
gitlab opens a new window/tab (without the sandstorm surrounds).

Also, when the new milestone is added, it's not immediately available to assign the issue too back in the parent window.

Also, when milestones are created and issues assigned to them, the counter for milestones doesn't increment in the main gitlab menu (even with a browser refresh, restarting app or going to settings and back to menu).

Maybe a callback misdirecting?

Copied from original issue: dwrensha/gitlab-sandstorm#17

From @timmc on March 3, 2017 16:49

There doesn't seem to be a sharing level that allows "stay anonymous" access. I'd like to be able to give people a sharing link that allows them to clone the repo without creating an account, even if that means they can't create issues, etc.

Copied from original issue: dwrensha/gitlab-sandstorm#25

From @GertSchepens on September 9, 2015 9:10

Hi! First of all, great work here! Thanks!
Also, a bit paranoid about being the first to post this :) Vanilla install of Sandstorm on a private machine & on oasis.sandstorm.io

When I change the name of the repo in the settings (Project Settings > project name), the repository breaks. The copy paste data doesn't work anymore. Changing the repo.git to the new name doesn't help either.

gert@Benedikt:/tmp$ echo url=https://fnepznyl:SV61s9SasuuOz_NV19cB0xzfeAloArzWAMzwC2die9o@api.oasis.sandstorm.io/gitlab/repo.git | git -c credential.helper=store credential approve
gert@Benedikt:/tmp$ git clone -c credential.helper=store https://[email protected]/gitlab/repo.git repo_fnepznyl_RENAME_ME
Cloning into 'repo_fnepznyl_RENAME_ME'...
fatal: repository 'https://[email protected]/gitlab/repo.git/' not found

Copied from original issue: dwrensha/gitlab-sandstorm#7

From @JamborJan on January 23, 2015 21:27

Hey @dwrensha,

First of all: great work and thanks for the Sandstorm GitLab port!

Will it be possible to have public reading access to projects? Would be good if the repository could be displayed / browsed / cloned without being logged in.

Copied from original issue: dwrensha/gitlab-sandstorm#1

From @PalinuroSec on July 29, 2018 22:35

gitlab-ce 11 is out, while the version in the sandstorm store is the old (and vulnerable) 8.7 which was released more than two years ago.
is it possible to have an updated version released?

Copied from original issue: dwrensha/gitlab-sandstorm#29

From @awans on January 13, 2016 17:7

Hey all,

I just downloaded and instantiated a gitlab grain, but was greeted only by a 404.

Here's a backup of the gitlab repo if that's helpful for debugging!

Untitled GitLab repository.zip

Copied from original issue: dwrensha/gitlab-sandstorm#13