Is it possible to push changes to git, from profilarr?

[dolokolo]

Hi, when making customizations, is it possible to push these changes up to the remote git repo? I'm using a private repository hosted in Gitea instead of Github, and pulling/syncing works fine, but there is no option to push my changes from profilarr.

The docs says this, but I don't see it in the video:
Note: The video concludes with a "Ready to Push" screen. This feature allows database maintainers to publish their changes back to GitHub. As an end user customizing your local setup, your commits remain local and this step doesn't apply to your workflow.

It looks like there is a "push" button on the far right side when committing a change, but it's grey/not allowed to click.

Thanks!

[dolokolo]

@santiagosayshey

[santiagosayshey]

I've never tested it with Gitea but I'd assume its all the same under the hood?

Anyway, you need a PAT to be able to push. Covered here in this article: https://dictionarry.dev/profilarr-setup/development

Cheers

[dolokolo]

AFAIK, it should be the same under the hood, yeah.

I have set up a PAT with read/write access. And it works for read access at least, but as I said, there is no option in the profilarr interface to allow me to even attempt pushing changes. Any idea why?

Sync status shows no changes detected. "Commits" button shows I'm 4 commits ahead.

[dolokolo]

Looking through the logs I see that it is failing at git fetch -v origin:
fatal: could not read Password for https://PAT@gitea.domain.com: No such device or address.

I verified from the container that it can resolve the gitea.domain.com though.

[santiagosayshey]

pat handling with gitea might be different. I can look into this for v2 when i have some time, but v1 is EOL as it stands.

[dolokolo]

Yeah, seems like it is different. Thanks!