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## What is Git Proxy
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## What is GitProxy
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Git Proxy is an application that stands between developers and a Git remote endpoint (e.g., `github.com`). It applies rules and workflows (configurable as `plugins`) to all outgoing `git push` operations to ensure they are compliant.
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GitProxy is an application that stands between developers and a Git remote endpoint (e.g., `github.com`). It applies rules and workflows (configurable as `plugins`) to all outgoing `git push` operations to ensure they are compliant.
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The main goal of Git Proxy is to marry the defacto standard Open Source developer experience (git-based workflow of branching out, submitting changes and merging back) with security and legal requirements that firms have to comply with, when operating in highly regulated industries like financial services.
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The main goal of GitProxy is to marry the defacto standard Open Source developer experience (git-based workflow of branching out, submitting changes and merging back) with security and legal requirements that firms have to comply with, when operating in highly regulated industries like financial services.
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That said, Git Proxy can also be used on a local environment to enforce a single developer's best practices, which tends to be the easiest setup to start with and the most comfortable one to build new Git Proxy plugins.
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That said, GitProxy can also be used on a local environment to enforce a single developer's best practices, which tends to be the easiest setup to start with and the most comfortable one to build new GitProxy plugins.
$ git push proxy $(git symbolic-ref refs/remotes/origin/HEAD | sed 's@^refs/remotes/origin/@@')
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Using the default configuration, Git Proxy intercepts the push and _blocks_ it. To enable code pushing to your fork via Git Proxy, add your repository URL into the Git Proxy config file (`proxy.config.json`). For more information, refer to [our documentation](https://git-proxy.finos.org).
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Using the default configuration, GitProxy intercepts the push and _blocks_ it. To enable code pushing to your fork via GitProxy, add your repository URL into the GitProxy config file (`proxy.config.json`). For more information, refer to [our documentation](https://git-proxy.finos.org).
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## Documentation
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For detailed step-by-step instructions for how to install, deploy & configure Git Proxy and
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For detailed step-by-step instructions for how to install, deploy & configure GitProxy and
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customize for your environment, see the [project's documentation](https://git-proxy.finos.org/docs/):
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### Default configuration
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On installation, GitProxy ships with an [out-of-the-box configuration](https://github.com/finos/git-proxy/blob/main/proxy.config.json). This is fine for
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To specify a different file name for your Git Proxy configuration, use:
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Git Proxy deploys custom push protections and policies on top of Git. It is a highly configurable framework allowing developers and organizations to enforce push protections relevant to their developer workflow, security posture and risk appetite.
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GitProxy deploys custom push protections and policies on top of Git. It is a highly configurable framework allowing developers and organizations to enforce push protections relevant to their developer workflow, security posture and risk appetite.
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Git Proxy is built with a developer-first mindset. By presenting simple-to-follow remediation instructions in the CLI/Terminal, it minimises the friction of use and adoption, and keeps developers focused on what matters; committing and pushing code.
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GitProxy is built with a developer-first mindset. By presenting simple-to-follow remediation instructions in the CLI/Terminal, it minimises the friction of use and adoption, and keeps developers focused on what matters; committing and pushing code.
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