Configure a Forgejo Pull Mirror to Track an Upstream Git Repository
Set up a Forgejo pull mirror so a repository automatically fetches branches and tags from an upstream Git remote without manual intervention.
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gitConfigure Pull Mirroring in a Forgejo Repository
Step‑by‑step guide to enable pull mirroring in a Forgejo repository, including prerequisites, UI procedure, verification checks, and recovery actions.
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