• Requirements
  • Local Runs
  • Docker Runs
  • Development
• Running
• Configuration

• .NET 8.0
• bash

• Docker

• Visual Studio 2022

Currently the implementation uses bash to execute commands, so it runs fine on Linux or MacOS. For Windows, it is suggested to run from a Docker container:

> docker compose up
Starting git-cache_git-cache-data_1 ... done
Starting git-cache_git-cache_1      ... done
Attaching to git-cache_git-cache_1, git-cache_git-cache-data_1
git-cache-data_1  | Data container for Git cache
git-cache_git-cache-data_1 exited with code 0
git-cache_1       | Hosting environment: Development
git-cache_1       | Content root path: /app
git-cache_1       | Now listening on: http://[::]:8085
git-cache_1       | Application started. Press Ctrl+C to shut down.

At this point should be able to clone using the cache:

> git clone http://localhost:8085/api/Git/github.com/{owner}/{repo}

Note: If you try to start it using docker-compose up you'll now see the following error: fatal: unable to access 'http://nu-ci-git-cache2:8085/api/Git/github.com/Monotype/DriverPDL/': Failed to connect to nu-ci-git-cache2 port 8085 after 21154 ms: Couldn't connect to server

The default port on the host is 8085. This can be controlled with an environment variable GIT_HTTP_PORT=8888 or with a .env file.