So I spawned my first Forgejo runners on Codeberg with Ansible. I guess the migration can now slowly begin. Finally I can hopefully create custom VM image templates within a CI.

I'd like to see a replacement of Vagrant written with rust with custom hosted vm image registries supporting federation. But until then I can probably use Codebergs artifactory store to host the images.

#forgejo #codeberg #ci #runner #ansible #vagrant #federation #decentralization

I know it's joke day but I'd really like to ask developers of open source-focused projects why not use open source-focused platforms? What does Github have that #Codeberg doesn't?

Certainly it's a bit annoying to report issues and download applications from a platform that is dedicated to use AI for everything and on top of that collect user data through it

Don't recommend people to disable the AI features of the platforms, better to go directly to the source of the problem and recommend free alternatives to it...

#FuckAI #FOSS

GitNex is changing and for good this time. 13.0.0 will be a major UI overhaul and its coming..

This is how create a repository and organization looks like (improved org creation with new fields). It is reactive UI now than static.

#gitnex #app #android #foss #opensource #codeberg #git #gitea #forgejo

#AskFedi for some #DevOps help

- I have a project with a monorepo structure
- In it, it contains two separate but related #Python packages
- I want to use #Codeberg / #Woodpecker CI to deploy both on tags

I don't *love* the idea of multiple PyPI tokens but I'm going to do that in the short term. I don't anticipate more than five packages in the repo

Since Codeberg + PyPI don't (yet!) support Trusted Publishing, what do?

PSA: Part of the ongoing #ThingUmbrella maintenance and migration to #Codeberg, I've written a script to batch delete 20600+ tags from the Git repo[1], basically any release tags older than 2023-01-01. There're still ~4600 tags remaining, covering all releases since that date. This includes all releases mentioned in various changelogs, which also have the same cut-off date...

https://codeberg.org/thi.ng/umbrella

[1] To be a good citizen, I deleted chunks of 200 tags and waited ~10 seconds between each chunk...

It is now possible to sign into https://opencommit.eu using #Codeberg as well as #Github.

Currently working in Github and want an EU based, free, transparent platform for open source projects that doesn't cram AI down your throat?

Try https://opencommit.eu

#opencommit #git #opensource #eu #sovereign #ai #free #platform