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Thank you! As you thought, I don't think this is enough a general use case to merge it in master. I will for sure add this integration in the documentation though. btw, I love the Keeping this open until I update the README (or the wiki) |
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@claudioc So I published the app to the store. https://cloudron.io/appstore.html#li.cica.jingo Thanks for all your work, really nice app! One thing I miss in the app is that there is no way to interact with the git repo i.e a user cannot git push/pull. For that, jingo will have to have a per-user simple ssh key management. It's easy to run a ssh server and expose it to the outside world in a Cloudron app. Until then, users have to be content with just the web ui and no git access :-) Let me know if think this is interesting and I can open an issue. https://my-demo.cloudron.me is a demo cloudron (username: cloudron password: cloudron). I have installed jingo there if you want to see how it looks. If it's been uninstalled by someone (since it's a demo cloudron), feel free to install it ('App Store' in the nav bar). |
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Please let me know if there is any interest in maintaining https://github.com/cloudron-io/jingo-app on your side. I can add you as admin to that repo. |
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Hi @gramakri thank you very much for this (and for the nice little happening in twitter 👯 ). I don't have time and resource at the moment to maintain the jingo-app, though. Thanks! |
col-md-12 will already constrain the width accordingly.
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So, I am going to close this because 1.7.0 now supports LDAP. I made the Cloudron App now use LDAP instead of OAuth. |
This will probably go down the way of #26 but I thought I will put this here anyway :-)
I made a Cloudron app for Jingo (https://github.com/cloudron-io/jingo-app). As part of the app, I added Cloudron OAuth2 support to Jingo. The patch itself is very straightforward. I haven't published the app to our store yet, so it's a little hard to see how the Jingo app looks like (since I am waiting for a logo - opened an issue for that).