create-project.sh validates config.env and .env (parsed, never sourced), checks the required tools, asks for the project details and prints a summary. It makes no network call and no change on disk yet. - config.env.example and .env.example hold placeholders only - tokens go through a private curl config file, never the command line - tests run in private directories with a stub curl; shellcheck and shfmt are part of tests/run-tests.sh Task: MIL-001#1 Task: MIL-001#2 Task: MIL-001#3 Task: MIL-001#4 Task: MIL-001#5 Task: MIL-001#6 Closes #3 Closes #4 Closes #5 Closes #6 Closes #7 Closes #8 Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# RepoFoundry credentials. Placeholders only: never put a real value in this
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# file or commit one.
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#
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# Copy this file to .env, fill in the values and keep it private
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# (chmod 600 .env on Linux and macOS). .env is ignored by git. The file is
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# read as plain KEY=VALUE lines and never executed. Values may be wrapped in
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# single or double quotes.
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# GitHub personal access token. Needed only when you choose to create a
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# GitHub repository. It creates the repository and is also the password of the
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# Gitea push mirror, so it needs permission to create repositories for the
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# chosen owner and to push to the new one. Prefer a fine-grained token.
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GITHUB_PAT=
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# GitHub account the token belongs to. It identifies who authenticates; it is
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# only a default suggestion for the owner prompt, because the repository can
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# belong to an organization.
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GITHUB_USER=
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# Gitea access token (required). It needs permission to create repositories
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# for the chosen owner and to manage the repository's push mirror.
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GITEA_TOKEN=
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