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1. Log in to gitlab.eufus.psnc.pl
2. On the top bar, select Menu > Projects and find your project

3. On the left sidebar, select Settings > Repository

4. Expand Mirroring repositories

5. Enter a Git repository URL

   Tip
   Enter a Git repository URL with this format: If you have Github repo - https://<your_github_username>@github.com/<github_group>/<github_project>.git If you have Gitlab repo - https://<your_gitlab_username>@gitlab.com/<gitlab_group>/<gitlab_project>.git If you have Bitbucket repo - https://<your_bitbucket_username>@bitbucket.com/<bitbucket_group>/<bitbucket_project>.git

   
   

6. For Password, enter your GitHub personal access token
   
   

7. Select Mirror repository

   
   

   Info
   The mirrored repository is listed. For example:

   
   

How to

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synchronise with GitHub?

1. Make some code changes on GitLab and commit it
2. Log in to gitlab.eufus.psnc.pl
3. On the top bar, select Menu > Projects and find your project

4. On the left sidebar, select Settings > Repository

5. Expand Mirroring repositories

6. And click refresh button Udpdate now
   
   

   
   

   Info
   Such information should appear on the website: "The remote repository is being updated..."

   
   

7. Check your repository on github. Changes should be already pushed from ACH GitLab

How to synchronise ITER repository with Gitlab?

Push plugin at ITER is based on: https://github.com/ef-labs/stash-hook-mirror/wiki

1. Check the push permissions in Settings > Repository > Protected Branches (by default "Maintainer") 
2. Create a Project Access Token in Settings > Access Tokens. I've given it full permissions (everything ticked). Also put the expiry time on something sane (by default 4 weeks - I just put infinite) and put the role to the permissions of step 1.

1. Fill in the screen below:

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• Mirror Repo Url needs to be HTTPS, e.g. https://gitlab.eufus.psnc.pl/imas/imaspy.git
• Username can be anything, as we're using tokens
• Password the token generated in step 2
• Refspec can be the default; this brings expected behaviour, e.g. a full mirror 
• Keep all boxes ticked