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I’m glad to see Gitea commented here. I’ve been using Gitea at work for about 3 months now and really enjoy it.
by CrypticOne274 8y ago
I’m glad to see Gitea commented here. I’ve been using Gitea at work for about 3 months now and really enjoy it.
- yrashk 8y agoWith tools like SIT (https://sit.fyi https://sit.fyi) you can keep your issues and patches inside of the Git (or other SCM) repository.
- Conan_Kudo 8y agoPagure (https://pagure.io/pagure https://pagure.io/pagure) combines a simple Git hosting forge with SIT-style issue tracking. On top of the code itself in Git, Pagure also uses Git for managing issues. So you can even use Git to comment on things. :) Also, for those interested, Pagure lets you live a JS-free life too. ;) I've been using it for several months on pagure.io, and it's my preferred Git-based hosting for my private stuff locally. EDIT: GitHub repo importer: https://pagure.io/pagure-importer https://pagure.io/pagure-importer
- yrashk 8y agoYes, Pagure is also a great project! At my level of understanding it, the main difference between Pague and SIT is that SIT's story is more about decentralization (and SIT also provides its core to other potential applications beyond software development niche)