You can run a local gitlab instance, so I'd assume self-hosting as a rider on that. Unless I've been making some very bad mistakes. GitLab's not too bad. I had

You can run a local gitlab instance, so I'd assume self-hosting as a rider on that. Unless I've been making some very bad mistakes. GitLab's not too bad. I had a Gradle pile I had been using but once I knocked out some old Java bits I wanted to sleek my "required tools" down a bit. I've integrated some OpenProject stuff into GL also. Maybe someday . . for "minimal" clients . . I can just bring in the GitLab and call it a day, so far as server stuff is concerned. That day is not today, however. Customers in my business want a lot - like, a LOT a lot - of project toys, and homebrewing those in GitLab is beyond my skills.