Hi,
I hosted my git repositories on an Macos Server. After upgrading to Xcode 9 (on the Server) it's no longer possible to manage my repositories?
What's the best solution if I don't want to use GitHub and store my repositories on our server?
Regrad,
Kai
According to the Xcode 9 release notes:
"Xcode Server no longer includes hosting Git repositories. To continue using repositories that were set up in macOS Server, configure a new remote Git server and push your code to that remote. After upgrading to Xcode 9, any existing repositories are archived in /Library/Developer/XcodeServer/HostedRepositories."
If you don't want to use GitHub (or, I assume, any of the other fine SCM repository services out there), then you'll have to run your own, and take on all the headaches of running and securing your server, I guess.
Cc
For the moment I'll create my new git repositories on the Server via terminal.
git init --bare newRepro.git
Managing access rights can be done via group rights.
It was a lot easier with the old Xcode integration into MacOs Server but it still works for me.
I'm going to miss this feature too.
