```EOF
For the organizations list, I am trying use my test instance, but getting the following in the logs;
```
2025-09-23T00:12:38.638052Z INFO gitea_mirror: Fetching repositories from organization: https://gitea.hak8or.com/mirrors
2025-09-23T00:12:38.638081Z INFO fetch_org_repos{org_url="https://gitea.hak8or.com/mirrors"}: gitea_mirror: Querying API endpoint: https://gitea.hak8or.com/api/v1/users/mirrors/repos
2025-09-23T00:12:38.653694Z ERROR gitea_mirror: Failed to fetch repos from https://gitea.hak8or.com/mirrors: HTTP status client error (401 Unauthorized) for url (https://gitea.hak8or.com/api/v1/users/mirrors/repos?page=1)
2025-09-23T00:12:38.653713Z INFO gitea_mirror: Gitea mirror process completed.
```
I don't have a user with that key for the instance. Can you add the ability to provide an api key to each organization entry in the toml config? At the same time, is it possible to get a list of all repos from an organization without needing to use an api key? If so, when no api key is provided, can you use that?
```EOF
```EOF
Create a very minimal and simple tool written in rust which takes in a list of git URLs, and using the gitea api checks if the remote is already mirrored, and if not, then create a repo migration to gitea. I want to basically create a script which can be used to ensure a list of git repos are mirrord to a gitea server.
The script should take in some command line arguments for;
- an option to do a dry run, meaning do the check if the repo has to be mirrord, but do not initiate the actual migration
- path to a TOML configuration file (also can be supplied via an ENV variable)
The configuration file would have the following information;
- an API key to be used when talking to the gitea instance we are migrating to
- the url of the above gitea instance
- a list of git URLs including an optional rename of the repo name
- a list of URLs of another git server (gitea, if the API is the same then github, gitlab, etc) that includes the organization name or username. You would clone all repos under that organization/username. For example "https://github.com/hak8or" would be all repos owned by hak8or.
Example toml file;
```
gitea_url = "https://gitmirror.hak8or.com"
api_key = "api_key_goes_here"
repos = [
{ url = "https://gitea.hak8or.com/hak8or/gitea_mirror.git" },
{ rename = "cool_rename", url = "https://gitea.hak8or.com/hak8or/gitea_mirror.git" },
{ rename = "cool_another_rename", url = "https://gitea.hak8or.com/hak8or/gitea_mirror.git" },
{ rename = "rusty_rust", url = "https://github.com/rust-lang/rust.git" },
]
```
Ensure the script is as minimal as possible, do not use libraries if you can avoid them (except clap for CLI arguments, tracing for logging, actix for async and web interactions, reqwest for actual queries, and serde_json for json, or whatever else is commonly used in rust). I will be invoking this tool with a systemd timer.
```EOF
Prompt;
```
Create a very minimal and simple tool written in rust which takes in a list of git URLs, and using the gitea api checks if the remote is mirrored, and if not, then create a repo migration to gitea. I want to basically create a script which can be used to ensure a list of git repos are mirrord to a gitea server.
The script should take in some command line arguments for;
- an option to do a dry run, meaning do the check if the repo has to be mirrord, but do not initiate the actual migration
- path to a TOML configuration file (also can be supplied via an ENV variable)
The configuration file would have the following information;
- a list of git URLs
- an API key to be used with gitea
- the gitea url
Ensure the script is as minimal as possible, do not use libraries if you can avoid them (except clap for CLI arguments, tracing for logging, actix for async and web interactions, reqwest for actual queries, and serde_json for json, or whatever else is common in rust). I will be invoking this tool with a systemd timer.
```
