gitconfed
Git Configuration Management Tool-Centrally manage and edit configuration files for multiple Git repositories. Supports predefined configuration blocks, batch application configuration, automatic warehouse detection, provides a Web interface, and supports theme switching. It is a complete solution for developers to manage multiple Git projects.
Git Config Editor (git-confed) is a Git configuration management tool designed specifically for developers. It can help you manage the configuration files (`.git/config`) of multiple Git repositories in a unified Web interface without having to enter the warehouse directory one by one and manually edit them. ###Core advantages ** Centralized management ** -View and manage all Git warehouses in one interface ** Configuration Block ** -Predefined common configurations and applied to multiple warehouses with one click ** Automatic detection ** -Automatically discover all Git warehouses in a specified folder ** Batch operation ** -Add the same configuration to multiple warehouses at the same time ** Theme switching ** -Support multiple interface themes and personalized customization 1. ** Access Lazy Cat Micro Service File Management ** - Log in to the lazy cat online disk - Enter the "Application Data" function 2. ** Navigate to the repos directory ** ``` Path: Application data → gitconfed → repos 3. ** Upload Git warehouse ** 4. ** Verify that the upload was successful ** - Ensure that the `.git` directory exists - Make sure file permissions are correct - Each project should be a separate folder, such as: ``` /lzcapp/var/repos/ ├── project-1/ │ └── .git/ ├── project-2/ │ └── .git/ └── project-3/ └── .git/ ``` After uploading the Git repository, you need to tell the application where to find it: ** Go to the configuration page ** - Click on the ** Config ** tab of the top navigation bar - The page displays various configuration options 3. ** Add Git Repository Search Path ** - Scroll to the bottom of the page and find the **"Where to search for git repos:"** area - Fill in the input box: ``` /repos ``` - Click the **"Add"** button on the right 4. ** Save configuration ** - Scroll up to the top of the page - Click the **"Save"* button 5. ** Verify configuration ** - Click the **"Home"** in the top navigation to return to the home page - The app will automatically scan the `/repos` directory - If configured correctly, you should be able to see all uploaded Git repositories
