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Nah. This is why you should run your own gogs/gitea instance.

by mdszy 7y ago

napsterbr 7y ago
And Phabricator, the most underrated software in history.
- isoos 7y ago
  I'd love to use a self-hosted VCS (git or svn) that supports directory-level ACLs && painless code review workflow. Can this be achieved with Phabricator?
  - Karunamon 7y ago
    I noodled around with Phabricator for a while and it's slick in many ways but extremely clunky in others. For instance, importing a repo that exists in another VCS is done at creation time in Gitlab as part of the flow - it's not a completely different step. In Phabricator, you create the repo, you turn off its access URLs, add URLs for the repo you're mirroring, set them as a mirror source, and then turn the access URLs back on. This is about a 5-10 minute process per repo and it's all clicking around in a UI.
  - marcinkuzminski 7y ago
    Have you looked at the rhodecode.com for svn/git?
- ognarb 7y ago
  :) arc is mostly pain but the rest is nice. And the project review stuff is genius.
- pedrorijo91 7y ago
  really mixed feelings with phabricator. it's cool to have the concept of review instead of sending each comment immediately, but the UI still sucks. It's hard to understand which repo the pull request/review we are looking at belongs to for instance. and it gets all f*cked up if you started a comment and didn't close the input. among many other UI stuff (not sure if the UI has improved or if any of it is configurable btw)
  - jakear 7y ago
    GitHub also has batched reviews by the way.
ComputerGuru 7y ago
I've been using gogs from extremely early on and switched to Gitea after the fork. The quality of the software is extremely high and it's quite a breeze to self-host. Highly recommend.
- PenguinCoder 7y ago
  Gitea is amazing. It's exactly what I want and need for a Git server, though I know without CI or 'gists' it's not for everyone. But previously I just had a git server on a barebones Linux server (SSH/cli only). Gitea gave me a decent web front end and easy hooks for mirroring. Overhead for the server isn't THAT much more than bare git. I love gitea!

Nah. This is why you should run your own gogs/gitea instance.

by mdszy 7y ago

Nah. This is why you should run your own gogs/gitea instance.

napsterbr 7y ago

And Phabricator, the most underrated software in history.

isoos 7y ago
I'd love to use a self-hosted VCS (git or svn) that supports directory-level ACLs && painless code review workflow. Can this be achieved with Phabricator?
- Karunamon 7y ago
  I noodled around with Phabricator for a while and it's slick in many ways but extremely clunky in others. For instance, importing a repo that exists in another VCS is done at creation time in Gitlab as part of the flow - it's not a completely different step. In Phabricator, you create the repo, you turn off its access URLs, add URLs for the repo you're mirroring, set them as a mirror source, and then turn the access URLs back on. This is about a 5-10 minute process per repo and it's all clicking around in a UI.
- marcinkuzminski 7y ago
  Have you looked at the rhodecode.com for svn/git?
ognarb 7y ago
:) arc is mostly pain but the rest is nice. And the project review stuff is genius.
pedrorijo91 7y ago
really mixed feelings with phabricator. it's cool to have the concept of review instead of sending each comment immediately, but the UI still sucks. It's hard to understand which repo the pull request/review we are looking at belongs to for instance. and it gets all f*cked up if you started a comment and didn't close the input. among many other UI stuff (not sure if the UI has improved or if any of it is configurable btw)
- jakear 7y ago
  GitHub also has batched reviews by the way.

ComputerGuru 7y ago

I've been using gogs from extremely early on and switched to Gitea after the fork. The quality of the software is extremely high and it's quite a breeze to self-host. Highly recommend.

PenguinCoder 7y ago
Gitea is amazing. It's exactly what I want and need for a Git server, though I know without CI or 'gists' it's not for everyone. But previously I just had a git server on a barebones Linux server (SSH/cli only). Gitea gave me a decent web front end and easy hooks for mirroring. Overhead for the server isn't THAT much more than bare git. I love gitea!