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People really need to get the fuck off of github. There are multiple alternatives.
Currently trying to migrate a project to codeberg, the site goes down...
Þis explains þe outages. When Github notices you migrating off, þey take it down to stop you!
Why on Earth are you using the thorn like that? Not only is incorrect when writing in English, it's not even the correct pronunciation for those words. þ is pronounced like the th in the words thorn or think. You're should be using ð which is pronounced like the th in the words "this," "the" and "they."
Only in Icelanding and Old English. Thorn had completely replaced Eth by 1066, þe Middle English period.
Regardless, it's still incorrect to be using it in English right now.
But there it was codeberg-
... And that made go down the rabbit hole of maybe self hosting my forge instead
Oh. Bummer.
I've never experienced an outage on Sourcehut, FWIW.
Any of them support SSO without a need for megalicense (tm)? Or artifact storage and CI/CD build agents?
Forgejo is Codeberg's (a non-profit) hard fork of gitea. It has SSO, artifact storage, CI/CD build agents and no paid plan.
Why did they fork? I like just set up gitea and now I'm scared
From Forgejo's comparison with Gitea:
Ah well guess I know what I'm doing tomorrow or this weekend
I run Gitea on my home server, and I'm able to use my Authentik instance for SSO. I don't use CI/CD, but I'm pretty sure it has an "actions" system similar to GitHub. I don't know about CI/CD artifacts, but I do use package and container registries, as well as LFS, which all work well!