Context:
I was a happy user of the Git Sync plugin. I used it to sync our current Grav site to Gitlab, and then we connected our translation tool to Gitlab so that we could translate/localize our site.
Unfortunately, our hosting provider made Git as an additional, very expensive, feature, so I decided to move to another hosting that offers Git, but -no matter how I set Git global configuration - I get this error:
"fatal: unable to create thread: Resource temporarily unavailable fatal: the remote end hung up unexpectedly send-pack: unexpected disconnect while reading sideband packet fatal: the remote end hung up unexpectedly error: failed to push some refs to ’
I don’t think this can be solved, because we’re on a shared hosting and I suppose we have limitations in the use of Git, so I’m exploring alternatives.
Question:
How can you sync the /pages/ folder from a Grav installation to a Git repo on Gitlab without using the Git Sync plugin?
I thought about creating a scenario in Make.com, but afaik Grav doesn’t have a Rest API that can be used with no-code tools.
While my technical knowledge of Git is very limited one thing that sometimes is an issue with shared hosting is the Git version (which may be quite old on a shared hosting setup)… I think GitSync expects Git 2.9 and above, perhaps you could confirm with your shared hosting co with that?