[Cc'ing you in reply because you don't seem to be subscribed, please keep the list copied on any response though.] On 2021-07-09 09:05:07 +0000 (+0000), hexagon-recursion@posteo.net wrote:

Hello. I wanted to give opendev.org a try as an alternative to github for my own free software projects unrelated to OpenStack. Your homepage says that this is allowed and encouraged https://opendev.org/#can-i-host-my-project-on-opendev . I am currently stuck unable to figure out how to create a git repository.

What I have done so far: 1. Clicked on "Get Started" 2. Created an Ubuntu One account

Where is my "create a git repository" button?

That "Getting Started" chapter of the Infrastructure Manual is about the workflow for pushing changes to existing projects. For creating a new project, you push a change to our configuration repository adding that project, and once it's reviewed/approved (mainly a formality but also an opportunity to provide guidance and check validity of the submission with CI) our automation creates the project in the various systems you'll be using. The instructions can be found in the Project Creator's Guide chapter here: https://docs.opendev.org/opendev/infra-manual/latest/creators.html -- Jeremy Stanley