GitProxy

Custom push protections and policies for Git

GitProxy is a proxy that sits in front of Git and applies configured push protections and policies to outgoing push operations. When a push is attempted, it evaluates the configured rules and blocks the push if any rule fails.

The homepage example shows checks for allowed licenses (Apache-2.0, MIT), secret detection, data file detection (.csv, .txt, .log), and author e-mail domain matching. The product is documented as GitProxy v2.0.0, with docs, a demo, and a quickstart guide available.

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