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For me so far the biggest thing holding me back is the lack of CI/CD.
by yakattak 1y ago
For me so far the biggest thing holding me back is the lack of CI/CD.
- esafak 1y agoWhat do you mean? https://docs.codeberg.org/ci/ https://docs.codeberg.org/ci/
- yakattak 1y agoIt exists yes, but you need to request access to it (which is manually reviewed), comes with a bunch of restrictions and it’s a limited resource. I have several projects I’d want to move over but thats enough of a barrier for me to lose interest. There’s also Forgejo Actions but I assume paying for your own runner is probably more expensive than GitHub.
- archargelod 1y ago> you need to request access Codeberg has free Forgejo Actions instance that you can use without a request, but with limited resources[1]: > own runner is probably more expensive than GitHub You can rent a VPS for as cheap as $15/year or run it locally. [1] https://codeberg.org/actions/meta https://codeberg.org/actions/meta
- dolmen 1y agoCI is an important feature of a project to give automated feedback to contributors. However I would not trust external contributors' code on my server.
- watermelon0 1y agoYou can bring your own Woodpecker CI or Forgejo Actions runners. The cheapest solution is to just run them at home in a VM. Codeberg is a community driven project, which provides CI for FOSS projects, and it's a bit unfair to expect them to provide free compute for random and/or private projects. For what it's worth, I've had better experience with running self-hosted Forgejo Actions runners compared to self-hosted Github Actions runners.
- yakattak 1y agoFor the record I don't think they have to support the same level as GitHub. It's just one of the biggest barriers for me and my projects is all.