speaking from experience. even since picking up LLMs to help me with this, there are many things that just are not practical to do of such scale in any sane amount of time.
it was a harsh burn discovering that i couldn't do git stuff in pure go. the go version just isn't nearly adequate. it seemed to be working, and then i got all this mess going on. what was the error? i forget, it was some protocol network shit iirc. annoying af.
thats' why 
is just a plain gitea. i wanted to just host only my repos, and not have that stutter in the URL.
i spent probably weeks trying to get that working, and in the end, it was futile. linus seems to be turning into a javascript ninja with all his fucking breaking changes this last few years. fuck that guy.
just use his binary and interface to the git repo using it.
the bitch has got too complicated to build from scratch. oh, sure, we could do all kinds of things involving metadata on nostr and all that shit but you really should just pause, before you race off and do that, and go clone the git repo, and tell an LLM to explain it to you. 30 screenfuls of documentation later, you will be in agreement with me.
nah, just call git via your preferred language method for executing child processes. the end.
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Gitea (Git with a cup of tea) is a painless self-hosted Git service written in Go