@freemo So on another topic. I got that python checked into my personal github and I also put it in the qoto gitlab as well. I have found no way other than manually to synch them up when I have made a change. Though I think I am done making changes. Did you want to put this somewhere? I think we were discussion starting a discourse topic on the puzzle itself.
@Absinthe You can have github and gitlab sync automatically I do it with all my repos, ill check the exact settings and let ya know in a few.
@freemo awesome. I figured I must have done something wrong.
@Absinthe nah just missed the setting is all :) You can sink through both push and pull (usually you pick one but you can do it both ways too)
@freemo I don't see where the setting is. I just cloned it over there. I had to get a token from github and all that. But I just don't see where I could pull or anything else.
@Absinthe Just checked it is "Settings -> Repository -> Mirroring Repositories"
@freemo Don't see a "Repository" under settings anywhere :(
@Absinthe link me to the project and ill modify the link to point you direct to the setting.
@freemo okay, not the little thingie is spinning :) You wouldn't think it would take any time at all, but I assume it has to undo all the double pushing that I did :)
@Absinthe well depends how you set it up, it does it on a schedule too. Let me know if it gives you any trouble,
@freemo seems to fail the mirror now I am not sure what I did wrong, or where to look for the error
@Absinthe you doing a push or pull mirror?
@freemo I assumed it had to be a pull
@Absinthe when setting it up it let yopu pick which you wanted to do. Pulls generally are easier to setup but it means the other repo needs to be public or else your messing with keys.