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Clarify which Terraform registry Gitea actually has

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Gitea lists "Terraform" among its package registries, which reads as if
the provider could be published there. It stores remote state for the
http backend -- not modules, not providers.
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Max Vojtkov
2026-08-09 12:49:11 +03:00
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# Publishes provider binaries to a Gitea release.
#
# Gitea has no Terraform provider registry -- that protocol is not one of the
# ~20 package types it implements -- so these archives are consumed through a
# filesystem mirror instead. See "Installing" in the README.
# These archives are consumed through a filesystem mirror, because Gitea cannot
# serve the provider protocol. Its package registry list does include
# "Terraform", but that one stores remote state for the `http` backend -- it is
# neither a module nor a provider registry. See "Installing" in the README.
#
# The archive names follow HashiCorp's convention
# (terraform-provider-NAME_VERSION_OS_ARCH.zip) because a filesystem mirror

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## Installing
This provider is distributed through
[Gitea releases](https://gitea.coolify.vojtkov.dev/usr_unknown/terraform-provider-dokploy/releases),
not a Terraform registry — Gitea implements about twenty package registries,
and the Terraform provider protocol is not one of them. So installation goes
through a **filesystem mirror**, which is Terraform's supported way to use a
provider that no registry serves.
[Gitea releases](https://gitea.coolify.vojtkov.dev/usr_unknown/terraform-provider-dokploy/releases)
and installed through a **filesystem mirror**, which is Terraform's supported
way to use a provider that no registry serves.
Gitea *does* list "Terraform" among its package registries, which is
misleading here: that one stores [remote
state](https://docs.gitea.com/usage/packages/terraform) for the `http` backend.
It is not a module registry and not a provider registry, and there is no Gitea
endpoint that can serve the provider protocol `terraform init` speaks.
### From a release