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There is also Gitea: https://gitea.io https://gitea.io

• rapfaria 8y ago
  Before reading I was sure gitea would be mentioned right after gitlab.
• agumonkey 8y ago
  was suggested on #emacs
• _emacsomancer_ 8y ago
  Is Gitea only self-hosted? Does anyone offer hosted Gitea?
• zzzeek 8y ago
  Thanks! gogs looked great until I was horrified it has no oauth plugin support?! gitea does. why the fork? seems awkward.
  • simcop2387 8y ago
    The fork happened years ago because Gogs was (not entirely sure of current status) managed by a single person who would disappear on the regular, leaving fixes and other things not merged for weeks. So it got forked by people who were contributing to Gogs, and I think that ended up pushing Gogs into more active development. Now the two projects are still very similar but diverged enough to have some important differences like the OAuth support in gitea and such.
    • zzzeek 8y ago
      oauth is a total no-brainer feature add. Years ago I abandoned Trac because I couldn't deal w/ the spam user accounts and oauth integration w/ github wasn't really a thing back then. gogs should really add this though already gitea seems like that's where this particular community has gone.
      • simcop2387 8y ago
        gitea somewhat recently also added support for some 2fa stuff too. I haven't played with it yet but it seems like auth is being taken seriously there.
• maxyme 8y ago
  It's worth mentioning the reasoning behind the project: It's a fork of Gogs. It was created because the community didn't like that Gogs was structured to be owned under 1 person (who was often slow to accept PRs, disappeared occasionally for short periods of time...)
• asdsa5325 8y ago
  It's listed in the article