Tom RennerFolks who have happily migrated to Codeberg: what are you using to run jobs? I’m so used to just plonking admin tasks into a Github Action, it feels like a real barrier to migrating away.
Hausgeist@trenner Forgejo Actions on my own runner. It's still a bit rough around the edges but most stuff translates 1:1 from GHA.
@hausgeist do you know of anyone providing cloud runners? Don’t have the home setup to run my own at the moment.
Good to know the translation is pretty straightforward though
Robin@trenner @hausgeist If you’re still talking about Codeberg, they provide Actions runners: https://codeberg.org/actions/meta
I was also looking for Forgejo Actions cloud hosting, but that doesn’t seem to exist yet and it’s incredibly easy to set up on e.g. a Hetzner host
Sandra Parsick@hausgeist @trenner same here. I blogged about my forgejo runner set up
https://blog.sandra-parsick.de/2026/02/18/github-to-codeberg-migration-part-03/
@sparsick @trenner Oh excellent, thank you! I do have the runner on my homeserver right now, and while it does work, there's a limit to how much I can throw at it in parallel. Especially on larger/cross-platform container builds. … Which makes me think if the ecosystem is mature enough to habe community-hosted shared runners? It doesn't really make sense to stand up dedicated infra for just myself.
@hausgeist @trenner Codeberg provides a hosted version of Forgejo Actions (very limited). Alternatively, they have a CI based on Woodpecker.