@borutzki That is pretty wild.
Not only should they have it locally, they should also have one universal one, where you can see all changes from all GitLabs you use, or at least all the ones that you've logged in to with your GitLab.com account.
Maybe ActivityPub could be used for this?
That's right, @sirber !
Dear @islekcaganmert, can we admire the beauty of all 383 lines of code ?
Is BevyFrame available as a public repository in gitlab.com ? Or maybe github.com ?
@Suiseiseki One can run ‘git clone https://gitlab.com/…’. The page itself isn’t that useful anyway, at least in this case.
I can link you to the source if you want it.. But look at the front page of my personal web page to see it in action:
Note it can combine the output from multiple gitlab servers so my output you see is the combination of https://git.qoto.org and https://gitlab.com
@strypey@mastodon.nzoss.nz @icedquinn@blob.cat For better or for worseWorse.That's not up to the Hacktoberfest organisersUhh, the organisers define where and how the event is done, they could simply choose to not support proprietary platforms seeing as they supposedly want to support free software.Including community-hosted GitLab instancesNope, just the proprietary gitlab.com instance.
Hacktoberfest isn't about supporting free software projects, its about luring more people into proprietary ecosystems. Its a marketing stunt.
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