aperiodic reminder that you can instruct git to automagically use different url scheme, eg. to avoid having to deal with http(s) auth even by accident.
simply run git config --global --edit and add lines like these:
[url "git@github.com:"]To make it even more confusing, Gitlab hosts their flagship instance as a service at gitlab.com.
So you can do...
Gitlab (self-hosted)
Then there's the Gitea project, which is an open-source thing you can self-host that's supposed to mimic Github's interface. Gitea came under ownership/direction of some for-profit company, so a bunch of faggot tranny communist furry types forked it into Forgejo. codeberg.org is the flagship Forgejo instance, which used to be Gitea until the aforementioned trannies transitioned it.
@gvwilson
Over in the #Tahoe_LAFS project we've been discussing this for the past year.
Findings:
- it's very easy to devolve into bike shedding.
- it's a multi stakeholder situation, so high level user stories are helpful ("as a maintainer, I expect to update CI flows and credentials")
- consider separating version control from issue tracking (I like Gerrit but did not prevail)
- codeberg.org is practically a drop in replacement for GitHub.
@ika If you have an example of far-left attacks on Codeberg, please let us know to abuse@codeberg.org.
@civodul I really like codeberg but for some reason there are networks where if you try to browse to codeberg.org, the site refuses connection. Its the one issue i have with it so far and im guessing the site refuses to serve certain IP ranges? not sure, still really cool, love codeberg in spite of this!
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