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If they want people to move, it seems like they need a longer list of recommended alternatives? For example, It looks like Codeberg only wants to host open sour
by skybrian 8mo ago
If they want people to move, it seems like they need a longer list of recommended alternatives? For example, It looks like Codeberg only wants to host open source projects.
- imrehg 8mo agoI haven't really seen many alternatives besides what's listed, and looking for it (FOSSin my personal development, closed source at $WORK). Imho the best options there are - GitLab (if you want someone else to host your things, and be full featured), - cloud provider-based repos (GCP, AWS has git hosting, if e.g. you are already using them, but it's a subset of features, needing to tie in other services to be a full replacement), or - go down the self-hosting route if you have the capacity. GitLab is pretty easy to self-host, and there's forgejo, both mentioned in the doc. Either way you are looking at paying for hosting, one way or another, which for commercial projects should be a baseline. The question is what to pay for, versus what the team should do itself if they can.