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Apologies if this has been discussed or documented.
I was wondering if it is possible to remove the username in the Repository URL, especially for an Admin user
For example, I have an admin with a username of "bob", when I create a Repository called "Test", Gitea will provide the following URL
Different users can create repositories with the same name.
There can be many Test.git, how to know which one do you want to access?
So this is why URL contains username/organization name.
Impossible because the path is designed to be /owner/repo
If you'd like to do some tricks, you could either:
Do some rewriting on reverse proxy side
Use some simpler server's like git-http or serve your git repo over ssh directly.
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Nov 25, 2024
Feature Description
Hey Team,
Apologies if this has been discussed or documented.
I was wondering if it is possible to remove the username in the Repository URL, especially for an Admin user
For example, I have an admin with a username of "bob", when I create a Repository called "Test", Gitea will provide the following URL
http://localhost:3000/bob/Test.git
Is it possible to get rid of the name "bob" in the path and just have it as
http://localhost:3000/Test.git
Or maybe the example below (where r is a short form for repository)
http://localhost:3000/r/Test.git
Thank you for all your time and keep up with this great Project. Testing and running it right now on FreeBSD
Dave
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