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https://forgejo.org/ https://forgejo.org/ promises to be this, have only lightly used it on https://codeberg.org/ https://codeberg.org/ but it seems nice?

by cschep 28d ago

0xblinq 28d ago
"Forgejo is a self-hosted lightweight software forge" That says absolutely nothing. The "What is Forgejo?" question is unanswered and instead you get a lot of words about their values, their inclusivity, etc. And the next thing in the docs is how to install it. It's ridiculous. I still don't know what it is or what it does.
- skydhash 28d ago
  Forgejo > The name of the software self-hosted > You install it on your server lightweight > It does not consume a lot of resources (cpu, disk, ram) software forge > offers tools that help with creating software collaboratively (repository hosting, change request management, wiki for docs,…)
- fwip 28d ago
  > a package of FLOSsoftware that you could run on the cloud of your choice that offers most of what GitHub does (niceties on top of Git) without the centralization. You're in luck, GP comment described it for you.
- mananaysiempre 28d ago
  “Software forge” is an established[1] term by this point: a piece of software providing a full set of features for collaborative development, usually at least code hosting with a web interface, tickets, and webpage hosting, and these days often also code review and integrated CI or at least the possibility of integrating CI. It’s admittedly squishy but in the same way “IDE” is squishy, which is to say it’s still well-defined enough to be useful. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forge_(software) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forge_(software)
0x457 28d ago
Forgejo is pretty neat. Their CI story is sad because it's based on act and it lacks features like GH Apps so service accounts are not possible (using a user account as service is barf). I self-host it and its pretty easy to have uptime higher than github when you have 3 users total. Absolutely do not recommend using GitLab.

https://forgejo.org/ https://forgejo.org/ promises to be this, have only lightly used it on https://codeberg.org/ https://codeberg.org/ but it seems nice?

by cschep 28d ago

https://forgejo.org/ https://forgejo.org/ promises to be this, have only lightly used it on https://codeberg.org/ https://codeberg.org/ but it seems nice?

0xblinq 28d ago

"Forgejo is a self-hosted lightweight software forge" That says absolutely nothing. The "What is Forgejo?" question is unanswered and instead you get a lot of words about their values, their inclusivity, etc. And the next thing in the docs is how to install it. It's ridiculous. I still don't know what it is or what it does.

skydhash 28d ago
Forgejo > The name of the software self-hosted > You install it on your server lightweight > It does not consume a lot of resources (cpu, disk, ram) software forge > offers tools that help with creating software collaboratively (repository hosting, change request management, wiki for docs,…)
fwip 28d ago
> a package of FLOSsoftware that you could run on the cloud of your choice that offers most of what GitHub does (niceties on top of Git) without the centralization. You're in luck, GP comment described it for you.
mananaysiempre 28d ago
“Software forge” is an established[1] term by this point: a piece of software providing a full set of features for collaborative development, usually at least code hosting with a web interface, tickets, and webpage hosting, and these days often also code review and integrated CI or at least the possibility of integrating CI. It’s admittedly squishy but in the same way “IDE” is squishy, which is to say it’s still well-defined enough to be useful. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forge_(software) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forge_(software)

0x457 28d ago

Forgejo is pretty neat. Their CI story is sad because it's based on act and it lacks features like GH Apps so service accounts are not possible (using a user account as service is barf). I self-host it and its pretty easy to have uptime higher than github when you have 3 users total. Absolutely do not recommend using GitLab.