2025-09 in-browser git push failure
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Title: The turn to cross-platform solutions
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Date: 2025-09-03
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Category: News
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Slug: kotlin-cross
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Lang: en
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![][splash]
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# The clash with git push limits
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In August I've added `git commit` and `git push` commands to PSKOV.
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However, it became clear that Vercel (we use the service to host CORS
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proxy) does not allow `git push` requests for a moderately sized
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repository (50M) of this very site. Vercel returns `413 Content
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too large` error.
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Thus, to support `git push` for moderately sized repositories, I would
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need to run my own server with CORS proxy. I have neither money, nor
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time to do that at the moment, unfortunately.
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That's why, having stumpled upon the wall of reality once again, I have to
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retreat: PSKOV will now be a Node.js application that generate sites
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locally. A user can manager Git himself.
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# September
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In September I will create the first version of PSKOV for Node.js
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using Kotlin Multiplatform.
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[splash]: ../../images/2025-09_push-error.jpg
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