How can I find out who has cloned / pulled a project in git? I’m finding all great tools for tracking the files, but is there a way to see who has had accessed them?
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How can I find out who has cloned / pulled a project in git? I’m finding all great tools for tracking the files, but is there a way to see who has had accessed them?
Assuming people are accessing the repository via ssh, you could use
sshd‘s access log to get a general sense.Beyond that, however, there aren’t any “access logs” built into Git itself. If you use something like
gitoliteto serve repositories, it has its own logging functionality I believe.