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Rajana Deepak
Rajana Deepak

Reputation: 1392

Know who cloned the project to their local system in Gitlab

I have a project with 20 members in it. Is there any possibility to know who clonned the project into their Local system? So that I can trace out undone updations in the project.

Upvotes: 4

Views: 7924

Answers (2)

Rajana Deepak
Rajana Deepak

Reputation: 1392

Count to number of clones can be known in Github as Clone Graphs.

But in Gitlab, it is still a open issue

But who clonned the project, CANNOT be known in both hosting sites i.e., Github and Gitlab .

Upvotes: 3

VonC
VonC

Reputation: 1323943

No: as I explain in "Definition of “downstream” and “upstream”", an upstream repo (GitLab) does not know about the downstream repo (cloned by users)

You will trace what is pushed back to your original repo.

Since GitLab 8.5.2, you can list forks of a repo, but if your collaborators are developer on your repo, they don't need to fork it. A simple clone is enough: they can push back directly.

Upvotes: 2

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