dekcli
1. gitea
### Push your gitea repos to remote
# Need your inputs, input a token which from gitea website, the token has all permissions.
# Or you can input username and password, because some api endpoint has permission limits.
dekcli gitea login https://xx.gitearepos.site --username xxxx
# git-set's repo dir path format: git-set/org/repo/.git, and have a `simples/gitea/index.yaml` in git-set.
# httpcode 404/201 is expected, those are deleting tokens/variables/secrets
# You can create mirror repoS manually, if it always failed.
dekcli gitea init /path/to/git-set
# Make sure mirror repos have been migrated
# Change some orgs to public, you can find it in index.yaml
# Add local ssh token(.ssh/id_rsa.pub) to the gitea website settings, delete .ssh/known_hosts, then clone a mirror repo to auto add .ssh/known_hosts
# Add gitea runner to cluster
dekcli gitea push /path/to/git-set
### Pull your gitea repos from remote
dekcli gitea pull /path/to/git-set
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