Technically speaking, this instance does have multiple users. I made a small change so that upon your first oauth-login, the new user account is created, like in gitea PR 5123 (which I should have found before coding this myself).
It is not ideal, as gitea does not easily differentiate between ‘member’ users and ‘guest’ users. There are proposals (issues #4093, #4334) for making this possible. For now, new users just get a limit of 0 repos.
I do really need to fix some notification mechanism for new issues/comments..
Good question. :)
Technically speaking, this instance does have multiple users. I made a small change so that upon your first oauth-login, the new user account is created, like in [gitea PR 5123](https://github.com/go-gitea/gitea/pull/5123) (which I should have found before coding this myself).
It is not ideal, as gitea does not easily differentiate between ‘member’ users and ‘guest’ users. There are proposals (issues [#4093](https://github.com/go-gitea/gitea/issues/4093), [#4334](https://github.com/go-gitea/gitea/issues/4334)) for making this possible. For now, new users just get a limit of 0 repos.
I do really need to fix some notification mechanism for new issues/comments..
If your instance has a single user, who wrote this issue?
Sorry to spam!
Good question. :)
Technically speaking, this instance does have multiple users. I made a small change so that upon your first oauth-login, the new user account is created, like in gitea PR 5123 (which I should have found before coding this myself).
It is not ideal, as gitea does not easily differentiate between ‘member’ users and ‘guest’ users. There are proposals (issues #4093, #4334) for making this possible. For now, new users just get a limit of 0 repos.
I do really need to fix some notification mechanism for new issues/comments..