No problem. Will add this improvment in a patch release.

Awesome - thanks for your quick response on that topic! This is super useful IMO if the project page can be directly used as hosting place for the site made public via a reverse proxy - no deployment via Docker container to (local) registry, container restart etc. required, but it's simply done when the project page is published :-)

Hey @robin I would have one more request or question regarding the project site serving in the background - assuming I have a structure like:

• index.html
• subpage1/index.html
• subpage2/index.html

When trying to reach them via

• https://localhost:6610/<project>/~site/subpage1 --> doesn't work
• https://localhost:6610/<project>/~site/subpage1/ --> doesn't work
• https://localhost:6610/<project>/~site/subpage1/index.html --> work

Is it possible that the resolution to index.html is not active with the webserver serving the project site? Thanks!

It is served with a simple file server. Will improve it to handle this case.

Onedev supports static site deployment?

Yes, check the publish site step.

@robin There does not seem to be any documentation of this on https://docs.onedev.io/

Am I missing something? I tried using the search function of the website to see if I was missing anything, but it does not seem like I am :/

Yes, this is not mentioned in docs. Contribution welcomed, 😁

hint hint (Polarian get to it)

I will play around with it... I wonder if it is powerful enough to build onedev/docs and deploy it to a static site 🤔

State changed as code fixing the issue is committed

@robin would be cool if we could have a role for that, so we could limit it or allow everyone (as with current fix).

@markkrj please file a separate issue for role based site access.

@robin Sorry for interrupting but I wanted to discuss something.

I took a look at the publish site section of the CI/CD and it is not self explanatory, definitely needs documentation, but first someone with experience with it must write the documentation.

I have a question, do you plan on supporting custom domains similar to how github does, by adding your domain to your account settings and then selecting it when you build the site, provided you point the A record to the IP address of the onedev instance.

@polarian no custom domain will be supported. User will need to achieve this via reverse proxy.

Hm, giving me ideas here Robin on how to improve my public instance.

A simple reverse proxy daemon running side by side with onedev sounds like a good idea. Does onedev support external authentication, aka, use of a onedev account to authenticate with another service?

Currently OneDev can be configured to authenticate via LDAP server, or OpenID SSO providers.

To authenticate via other account system, additional plugin can be written.

OneDev will need to be a Idp in that case. Unless OneDev is popular enough, I guess no one will be using it for authentication...

State changed as build #3440 is successful