I want to mirror several public orgs I'm not part of, importing them manually. I set my personal github configuration (ie. username and token), but I don't want to automatically import personal repositories or repos from my own orgs.
Now during scheduled import, all my own repos (personal and from my orgs) are imported and I need to ignore them all manually to prevent sync on gitea.
Can I get this result now or a new feature is needed?
Thanks!
Originally created by @jenkin on GitHub (May 28, 2026).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/RayLabsHQ/gitea-mirror/issues/304
Originally assigned to: @arunavo4 on GitHub.
Hi, first of all, awesome work, thanks!
I want to mirror several public orgs I'm not part of, importing them manually. I set my personal github configuration (ie. username and token), but I don't want to automatically import personal repositories or repos from my own orgs.
Now during scheduled import, all my own repos (personal and from my orgs) are imported and I need to ignore them all manually to prevent sync on gitea.
Can I get this result now or a new feature is needed?
Thanks!
@jenkin currently what you want excactly is not possible but I can add it for you.
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@arunavo4 commented on GitHub (May 29, 2026):
@jenkin currently what you want excactly is not possible but I can add it for you.
Thank you @arunavo4 , let me briefly describe my use case: https://codez.ombie.cash (its the gitea instance, of course gitea-mirror one is not exposed).
I want to track research and development activity of an open source project scattered on many repositories and organizations and people. I have two goals in mind: archiving and statistical analysis of code, metadata (ie. commit history), social layer (contributors, discussions).
After some attempts to find a good set of configuration options, now I'm missing two features:
this one, so disabling mirroring and tracking of personal stuff
Thank you very much for this project, very very useful.
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@jenkin commented on GitHub (May 29, 2026):
Thank you @arunavo4 , let me briefly describe my use case: https://codez.ombie.cash (its the gitea instance, of course gitea-mirror one is not exposed).
I want to track research and development activity of an open source project scattered on many repositories and organizations and people. I have two goals in mind: archiving and statistical analysis of code, metadata (ie. commit history), social layer (contributors, discussions).
After some attempts to find a good set of configuration options, now I'm missing two features:
1. this one, so disabling mirroring and tracking of personal stuff
2. enable mirroring and tracking of personal account other than mine, in addition to those of the orgs (see https://github.com/RayLabsHQ/gitea-mirror/issues/221)
Thank you very much for this project, very very useful.
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Originally created by @jenkin on GitHub (May 28, 2026).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/RayLabsHQ/gitea-mirror/issues/304
Originally assigned to: @arunavo4 on GitHub.
Hi, first of all, awesome work, thanks!
I want to mirror several public orgs I'm not part of, importing them manually. I set my personal github configuration (ie. username and token), but I don't want to automatically import personal repositories or repos from my own orgs.
Now during scheduled import, all my own repos (personal and from my orgs) are imported and I need to ignore them all manually to prevent sync on gitea.
Can I get this result now or a new feature is needed?
Thanks!
@arunavo4 commented on GitHub (May 29, 2026):
@jenkin currently what you want excactly is not possible but I can add it for you.
@jenkin commented on GitHub (May 29, 2026):
Thank you @arunavo4 , let me briefly describe my use case: https://codez.ombie.cash (its the gitea instance, of course gitea-mirror one is not exposed).
I want to track research and development activity of an open source project scattered on many repositories and organizations and people. I have two goals in mind: archiving and statistical analysis of code, metadata (ie. commit history), social layer (contributors, discussions).
After some attempts to find a good set of configuration options, now I'm missing two features:
Thank you very much for this project, very very useful.