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Go ahead. We've been self-hosting Gitea with Drone/Woodpecker for years; either it or Forgejo will do fine if you're okay with their feature set. I sometimes wa
by homebrewer 6mo ago
Go ahead. We've been self-hosting Gitea with Drone/Woodpecker for years; either it or Forgejo will do fine if you're okay with their feature set. I sometimes wander into these GitHub threads to have a laugh; our Gitea instance has had several minutes of downtime combined over the last few years, all of them planned (to upgrade Gitea) and in the middle of the night.
- MiracleRabbit 6mo agoGitea Upgrading.. replacing binary, restarting. I love it. Same for Forgejo.
- scottyah 6mo agoI struggled with Woodpecker for a bit, but now gitea has Actions that work wonderfully for my use case (and one less tool to support). I believe they also highlight compatibility with a github action protocol of sorts. Might be worth looking into.
- lioeters 6mo agoOoh, Woodpecker CI works with Gitea and Forgejo. https://woodpecker-ci.org/ https://woodpecker-ci.org/ That might be last piece I needed to migrating Git repos from GitHub to a self-hosted forge. Edit: Actually there's Gitea Actions and Forgejo Actions, that might be enough for my use case. https://docs.gitea.com/usage/actions/ https://docs.gitea.com/usage/actions/ https://forgejo.org/docs/next/user/actions/reference/ https://forgejo.org/docs/next/user/actions/reference/