Complete documentation of Gitea setup process:
- System infrastructure verification and setup
- Gitea v1.21.5 installation and configuration
- Repository creation and population (homelab-agents, vps-system-apps)
- sysadmin-session-closer agent optimization for Gitea
- Comprehensive HOW-TO-GUIDE documentation
- All problems encountered and solutions
- Next session priorities
Repositories are fully functional and ready for deployment.
All documentation is comprehensive and accessible.
Repository: http://100.120.125.113:3000/pdm/homelab-agents
Next Session: Deploy to VPS and test workflows
- Changed all references from 'nano' to 'vim' editor
- Added new 'Terminology' section explaining:
- What 'workstation' means (your main development machine)
- Difference between workstation and VPS
- What a repository is
- Enhanced Workflow 1 with detailed explanation of workstation usage
- Added examples of workstation machines (laptop, desktop, etc.)
- Clarified when to use workstation vs VPS workflows
This makes the guide more accessible for users unfamiliar with homelab terminology.
- Basic clone commands for homelab-agents and vps-system-apps
- Step-by-step workflow for making and pushing changes
- Common workflows for different scenarios
- Useful git commands reference
- Troubleshooting section for common issues
- Quick reference card for frequently used commands
- Best practices and tips
This guide provides everything needed to get started with Gitea
for managing homelab projects and agent repositories.
- Simplified git remote detection for Gitea
- Added support for repository type auto-detection (homelab-agents vs VPS projects)
- Integrated Gitea URL (http://100.120.125.113:3000) throughout workflow
- Added context-aware commit message patterns
- Enhanced documentation for both shared and project-specific repositories
- Improved error handling for Gitea-specific scenarios
- Added edge case handling for repository creation and configuration
- Comprehensive QA checklist for session closure
This version seamlessly integrates with the pdm Gitea instance while maintaining
all original functionality for session context preservation and documentation.
