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From what I, as an outsider, could see, it seemed like most contributors stayed with gitea. At this point forgejo is just a soft-fork as well, so there really
by RealStickman_ 4y ago
From what I, as an outsider, could see, it seemed like most contributors stayed with gitea.
At this point forgejo is just a soft-fork as well, so there really isn't any reason or hurry to switch (yet) in my opinion.
Though it did stand out that they are migrating stuff from gitea.io to gitea.com, as mentioned in this blog post.
- jolheiser 4y agoOut of curiosity, why did that stand out? We've had the .com domain for a little while, so now we're starting to consolidate things to it.
- RealStickman_ 4y agoHonestly, it's a stupid response from me, but it did feel like a reminder of the recent changes.
- techknowlogick 4y agoNo worries, that's totally understandable. The change was made mostly for practical reasons, to be able to upgrade infrastructure piece by piece. So both new and old infra could run at the same time while it was switched. I'm actually writing a blog post detailing the history of our infra, but the TLDR is that too much money and person effort was being spent on managing the infra. Disclaimer: I am a part of the Gitea TOC, and am employed to work on Gitea.