Onedev

config

source:
  onedev:
    - token: some-token
      token_file: token.txt
      url: http(s)://url-to-onedev
      user: some-user
      username: your-user
      password: your-password
      ssh: true
      sshkey: /path/to/key
      exclude: # this excludes the repos "foo" and "bar"
        - foo
        - bar
      include: # this includes the repo "foobar"
        - foobar
      excludeorgs: # this excludes repos from the organizations "foo" and "bar"
        - foo
        - bar
      includeorgs: # this includes repos from the organizations "foo1" and "bar1"
        - foo1
        - bar1
      issues: true
      filter:
        lastactivity: 1y
        excludeforks: true

• token: your onedev token. You don't need one, if you backup only public repositories. It can also be an environment variable.
• token_file: alternatively, specify the token in a file, relative to current working directory when executed.
• url: if empty, https://code.onedev.io is used.
• user: the user you want to clone the repositories from.

tip

if you want to get everything from your user, leave out the user parameter and just use the token.

warning

for the clone process, either use:

• username + password
• sshkey
• nothing, if you only clone public repositories

• username: user that will be used for the clone process.
• password: password for said user.
• ssh: boolean value if the clone should be done via ssh.
• sshkey: if empty, it uses your home directories' .ssh/id_rsa.
• exclude: you can exclude repositories.
• include: only clone those specific repositories.
• excludeorgs: leave out specific organizations of the user.
• includeorgs: only clone those specific organizations repositories.
• issues: creates a backup of the issues of the repositorie. works only with a local destination.
• filter:
  • lastactivity: only repos that were active in this time frame are cloned (y, M, d, h, m, s)
  • excludeforks: do not clone forked repos