Tarball settings
Fisheye contains a feature that will build an archive of a directory tree. This feature is disabled by default. The 'Tarball Settings' repository option allows you to customize tarball settings in the Repository Defaults and on a per-repository basis. You can set a limit on the number of files that a tarball can contain, as well as selectively disable the creation of tarballs for certain directories or directory trees.
On this page:
Configure tarball settings for a specific repository
- Click the 'cog' menu in the Fisheye header, and choose Administration (you'll need to be logged in as an administrator to see this link).
- Click Repositories, then the name of the repository (in the 'Name' column).
- Click Tarballs in the left-hand panel.
- Check Allow users to download repository trees as tarballs, if you want to allow users to do this. Allow an unlimited number of files, or set a maximum number with No more than <number> files.
- Configure tarball excludes to prevent tarball creation for specified directories or directory trees:
- To add a new tarball exclude, click Add, and then enter a Base Directory. Specify Exclude subdirectories as required.
- To edit the exclude pattern, click the cog icon () for a tarball exclude and choose Edit. See Adding a Tarball Exclude below for further instructions.
- To delete an exclude, click the cog icon () for a tarball exclude and choose Delete.
- Save your changes.
Configure tarball settings for all repositories
- Click the 'cog' menu in the Fisheye header, and choose Administration (you'll need to be logged in as an administrator to see this link).
- Click Defaults in the left-hand panel, then the Tarballs tab.
- Check Allow users to download repository trees as tarballs, if you want to allow users to do this. Allow an unlimited number of files, or set a maximum number with No more than <number> files.
- Configure tarball excludes to prevent tarball creation for specified directories or directory trees:
- To add a new tarball exclude, click Add, and then enter a Base Directory. Specify Exclude subdirectories as required.
- To edit the exclude pattern, click the cog icon () for a tarball exclude and choose Edit. See Adding a Tarball Exclude below for further instructions.
- To delete an exclude, click the cog icon () for a tarball exclude and choose Delete.
- Save your changes.
Last modified on Oct 25, 2018
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