This article explains the Model Context Protocol (MCP) introduced by Gitee, shows how Java developers can integrate it using LangChain4j, compares stdio and SSE transport modes, provides full code samples, installation steps, and demonstrates a practical AI‑powered repository assistant.
This article explains how to integrate Gitee's Model Control Protocol (MCP) with Java using LangChain4j, covering download, Maven setup, configuration, both stdio and SSE transport modes, sample code, output examples, and a comparison of the two modes to create an AI‑powered repository assistant.
This guide walks you through using Gitee as a domestic Git hosting alternative, covering account registration, remote repository creation, IntelliJ IDEA integration, project sharing, committing, pushing, pulling, cloning, and synchronizing GitHub projects, while highlighting key tips and common pitfalls.
This guide walks through selecting a blogging solution, setting up a Hexo site locally, deploying it to GitHub Pages using GitHub Actions, adding a theme, enabling comments, and mirroring the repository to Gitee for faster access, providing step‑by‑step commands and configuration files.
China’s open‑source developer community has surged past eight million, ranking second globally, with the majority of developers and enterprises now relying on open‑source software, a trend highlighted by recent industry reports and contributions on platforms like GitHub and Gitee.
This guide walks you through adding a Gitee code source to Zadig, configuring a microservice-demo project with Vue.js frontend and Golang backend, setting up services, builds, environments, workflows, and automatic triggers to achieve end‑to‑end continuous delivery on Kubernetes.
This article explains the fundamentals of CI/CD, why it is critical for Serverless architectures, and provides step‑by‑step guidance with code snippets for integrating Serverless Devs into GitHub Actions, Gitee Go, Jenkins pipelines, and CloudEffect, including tool installation, secret configuration, and deployment commands.
The article walks through registering a Gitee OAuth2 application, building a Spring Boot project with a login page, implementing a controller that exchanges the authorization code for an access token, retrieves user information, and displays the authenticated user's name and avatar on a success page.
This guide explains why Gitee's new anti‑hotlinking measures break image links in blogs and provides a step‑by‑step tutorial for migrating those images to cloud servers using the PicGo plugin, ensuring your articles remain accessible and backed up locally.
This article walks through installing Jenkins, preparing the environment with JDK, Git, and Maven, configuring Jenkins plugins and a freestyle job, defining build parameters and shell scripts to clone a Gitee repository, build a Spring Boot jar with Maven, stop any running instance, and start the new application, followed by troubleshooting tips and a final summary.
This guide explains why backing up GitHub projects to Gitee is important, details the one‑click import for existing repositories, and provides three methods—adding a remote, configuring a push source, and using GitHub Actions—to keep future code synchronized automatically.
This guide walks through setting up Jenkins to clone a Gitee repository, configure Maven and Git plugins, define a parameterized freestyle job, and use shell scripts to build and launch a Spring Boot application, including troubleshooting steps for Maven path issues.
This guide shows how to resolve Homebrew installation failures on macOS caused by network restrictions by using a domestic Gitee mirror, including step‑by‑step commands, host file tweaks, and verification of the successful setup.
This guide explains how to configure GitHub Actions to automatically synchronize GitHub repositories with Gitee, covering the basics of GitHub Actions, synchronization methods, action selection or creation, required preparation steps, workflow syntax, and practical code examples.
This guide shows how to create matching repositories on GitHub and Gitee, configure a single local Git repository to push to both remotes, and keep them synchronized automatically, providing step‑by‑step commands, config file edits, and practical tips for developers.
The 2020 Gitee Open‑Source Report shows a surge in code repositories, users and projects, highlights rapid growth of languages like Rust and Dart, underscores Java’s dominance, and details new community initiatives and features that reshaped China’s open‑source ecosystem last year.
This guide explains how to version‑control Hugo blog posts on GitHub, set up a GitHub Actions workflow that builds and publishes the static site, and mirror the generated pages to Gitee for faster access, covering branch strategy, CI/CD steps, and required code snippets.
This guide explains how to use Spring Security 5 to integrate Gitee's OAuth2.0 login, covering the registration of client credentials, the meaning of each OAuth2.0 field, and a step‑by‑step demo that you can run locally via a simple authorization URL.
This guide explains how to boost Git repository download speeds in China by mirroring projects to Gitee, using fork and clone operations, and optimizing submodule handling to achieve transfer rates of 1–2 MB/s instead of the typical 20 KB/s.
This guide explains how to create identical repositories on GitHub and Gitee, clone them locally, replace the default remote, add both remotes, and push code to each, while also covering common authentication and push‑rejection issues.
This guide explains how Chinese developers can overcome slow GitHub clone speeds by mirroring repositories to Gitee, achieving download rates of 1–2 MB/s and also provides a method to accelerate submodule fetching.
This guide explains how to overcome the typical 20 kB/s GitHub download limit in China by mirroring repositories to Gitee, providing step‑by‑step instructions to achieve 1‑2 MB/s clone speeds for both main projects and their submodules.
This article explains two load‑testing strategies—fixed‑iteration (quantitative) and fixed‑duration (timed)—and provides complete Java implementations, usage guidance, and a Gitee repository link for a multithreaded performance testing framework.
This article walks through building and executing an HTTP GET request to Tencent Weather's API using the FunTester framework in Java, showing how to assemble parameters, send the request, parse the JSON response, and verify key data points.
This article introduces seven open‑source middleware projects hosted on Gitee, detailing their features, use cases, and URLs, offering developers practical options for high‑performance, distributed, and reliable messaging, proxy, and push‑notification services in modern backend architectures.
In an interview, Gitee’s chief architect Chen Xin explains why Elasticsearch was chosen for code search, outlines how combining search with NLP can both aid semantic understanding and enrich repository queries, and shares his views on the platform’s fast‑evolving ecosystem and upcoming community meetup.
This guide explains how to use Jenkins' Generic Webhook Trigger plugin with Gitee to identify the branch from push events and configure an optional filter using regular expressions so that only specific branches trigger builds, including step‑by‑step experiments, configuration screenshots, and sample code.
This tutorial explains how to configure Jenkins with the Generic Webhook Trigger plugin to automatically start builds whenever code is pushed to the develop branch of a Gitee (Git@OSC) repository, covering preparation, job setup, security settings, and webhook configuration.
