a simple cli and daemon tool to mirror git repositories between multiple git servers.
Usage of git-mirror
-dir string
work dir
-force
force push
-log-level string
log level (default "log")
-repo value
repos to sync
-source int
source of truth (default -1)git-mirror accepts 2 or more git repository urls and mirrors them to each other. By default, a mutlidirectional mirror is performed (assuming there are no merge conflicts).
A source-of-truth repo can be specified with the -source flag, where the number provided is the index of the repo in the -repo list. This repo will be used as the source of truth, and all other repos will be updated to match it. By default in source mode, it will not force push, and will only update the other repos if they are behind the source repo.
If the -force flag is provided, it will force push to all repos, regardless of whether they are behind or not. This can only be used with the -source flag.
git-mirrord is a daemon that will periodically run git-mirror on a list of repos. It is configured with a yaml file, and will run git-mirror on each repo in the list at the specified interval.
workers: 20 # number of workers to use, defaults to 10
sync:
- schedule: "10m"
name: "hello-world"
sync:
repos:
- url: https://github.com/example/hello-world
- url: https://git.example.com/example/hello-world
- schedule: "5m"
name: "another"
sync:
force: true # force mirror
source: 0 # use the first repo as the source
repos:
- url: https://github.com/example/another
- url: https://git.example.com/example/another
- url: https://git.example2.com/example/another2