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Tangled are in the process of migrating to the new knot implementation, knot2. As a quick reminder, the knot is a self-hostable server capable of serving git repos that uses atproto to share information with the ATmosphere, and the Tangled AppView. This means you can self-host your own repo, like gitea or forgejo, while still being able to interact with other people in a single place. I recently wrote about setting up knot and spindle. I had gotten everything working a week earlier, but it was while I was writing the blog post that I found out about knot2. Oh, well, migrating can’t be too bad, right? And there’s actually a great guide already written up, as well as tooling to help you. This write up provides a more Docker focused version of the migration guide, with my personal experience. Prep Okay, I hit the first challenge right off the bat. The Containerfile provided by the Tangled repo pins an amd64 arch runner image that I can’t use, so I stripped that out to clone and build the…

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