So I’ve got a RasPi 3B+ and self hosting a bunch of bare Git repos (git init --bare). And I currently store my dots there. BUT I also have a public mirror on Codeberg. For now I just have two remotes set up and do `git push´ individually for each one. And I don’t really envision a case where I start developing it on 2 different machines well. I don’t know whether those 2 repos are in sync when I’m developing.
Now, is there a more robust way to keep those 2 mirrors in sync?
I was thinking of adding some kind of hook on the Pi, so that I push my changes to the Pi, and then the Pi pushes the same changes to Codeberg. so instead of my current workflow:
home computer -> Pi
home computer -> Codeberg
this happens:
home computer -> Pi -> Codeberg
Is that the right way of doing this?
Please let me know if you have any suggestions!
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A git hooks on your pi that is a post commit hook to push to codeberg
ok but can you add that in vanilla git or do you need something like forgejo?
OK thanks!
Well, if your codeberg is just a mirror and you actually use your raspbi as remote, and you have full control of raspi, why not simply use a cron job that syncs raspi and codeberg daily? Dead simple solution.
