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Have you tried gitea? It's super hard core. Also, it's written in golang. The only thing that will cause gitea to fail, as far as I can tell, is the hardware.

Have you tried gitea? It's super hard core. Also, it's written in golang. The only thing that will cause gitea to fail, as far as I can tell, is the hardware. It's basically a daemon on top of the linux kernel. Stand on the shoulders of giants. When you can.

kenniskrag 4y ago
even the gitea people are using github for development. The reason they mention on the migration issue is, that not all features needed are ready. They e.g. implemented issue deletation a few months ago. https://github.com/go-gitea/gitea/issues/1029 https://github.com/go-gitea/gitea/issues/1029
- vanous 4y ago
  >even the gitea people are using github for development. The reason they mention on the migration issue is, that not all features needed are ready. They e.g. implemented issue deletation a few months ago. Actually,data gravity is the issue, not features. https://github.com/go-gitea/gitea/pull/18165 https://github.com/go-gitea/gitea/pull/18165 needs to be merged to be able to leave Github.
  - kenniskrag 4y ago
    They are writing an import function im this pull request. I think the code an pull requests are easy migrated manually. The 2k open issues would have to be cleaned up first. Then migrate the remaining issues via api. One issue could be the non existing user on the import side.
  - knewter 4y ago
    "data gravity" is itself a useful term but I maintain irritation at the person I believe coined it because they presided over the death of the basho era. Is there another pithy term that means this that I can use?
bogwog 4y ago
Gitea has had reliability issues whenever I've tried to use it. And by "reliability issues" I mean the thing would spit out an "internal server error" message if I clicked around too fast in the UI while it's running locally on the same PC. It is a lot faster and lighter than Gitlab, but I don't really care about that for something like this. Gitlab is fast enough, and since I run it on a dedicated server, I don't really care how much memory and resources it's using as long as it doesn't exceed the limits of the server. EDIT: to be fair though, I haven't used gitea in at least a year. Things might have improved in that time.

kenniskrag 4y ago

even the gitea people are using github for development. The reason they mention on the migration issue is, that not all features needed are ready. They e.g. implemented issue deletation a few months ago. https://github.com/go-gitea/gitea/issues/1029 https://github.com/go-gitea/gitea/issues/1029

vanous 4y ago
>even the gitea people are using github for development. The reason they mention on the migration issue is, that not all features needed are ready. They e.g. implemented issue deletation a few months ago. Actually,data gravity is the issue, not features. https://github.com/go-gitea/gitea/pull/18165 https://github.com/go-gitea/gitea/pull/18165 needs to be merged to be able to leave Github.
- kenniskrag 4y ago
  They are writing an import function im this pull request. I think the code an pull requests are easy migrated manually. The 2k open issues would have to be cleaned up first. Then migrate the remaining issues via api. One issue could be the non existing user on the import side.
- knewter 4y ago
  "data gravity" is itself a useful term but I maintain irritation at the person I believe coined it because they presided over the death of the basho era. Is there another pithy term that means this that I can use?

bogwog 4y ago

Gitea has had reliability issues whenever I've tried to use it. And by "reliability issues" I mean the thing would spit out an "internal server error" message if I clicked around too fast in the UI while it's running locally on the same PC. It is a lot faster and lighter than Gitlab, but I don't really care about that for something like this. Gitlab is fast enough, and since I run it on a dedicated server, I don't really care how much memory and resources it's using as long as it doesn't exceed the limits of the server. EDIT: to be fair though, I haven't used gitea in at least a year. Things might have improved in that time.