Apologies I haven't had a chance to get back to this yet.
Perhaps somewhat ironically (going from your post) one of the more major things that has been soaking up my time and energy has been the major refactoring of our GitLab appliance.
Out of interest, I personally use our Gitea appliance. I exclusively use SSH like this:
git clone git@SERVER_NAME:REPO_OWNER/REPO.git
Although it's worth noting that the Gitea appliance doesn't use the common "vcs" set up that Redmine (and Revision control) does. The new GitLab won't either (neither does the current GitLab).
Re GitLab: Assuming it's possible, I would encourage you to hold off for a few days before you try that out. The v15.2 appliance (as discussed in the thread I linked to earlier) is a major rewrite and should be much easier for end users to maintain (it now leverages the GitLab Omnibus package, previously was a source install). I have built it and hope to publish it this week.
Ok, thanks for the additional info
Apologies I haven't had a chance to get back to this yet.
Perhaps somewhat ironically (going from your post) one of the more major things that has been soaking up my time and energy has been the major refactoring of our GitLab appliance.
Out of interest, I personally use our Gitea appliance. I exclusively use SSH like this:
Although it's worth noting that the Gitea appliance doesn't use the common "vcs" set up that Redmine (and Revision control) does. The new GitLab won't either (neither does the current GitLab).
Re GitLab: Assuming it's possible, I would encourage you to hold off for a few days before you try that out. The v15.2 appliance (as discussed in the thread I linked to earlier) is a major rewrite and should be much easier for end users to maintain (it now leverages the GitLab Omnibus package, previously was a source install). I have built it and hope to publish it this week.