
@jwildeboer Curious:
As far as I understand, #Codeberg uses @WoodpeckerCI.
Any chance you've written down something about why you went with #ForgejoActions for your own runners?
@jwildeboer Curious:
As far as I understand, #Codeberg uses @WoodpeckerCI.
Any chance you've written down something about why you went with #ForgejoActions for your own runners?
Hello #Aachen (and nearby areas)! If you're interested in contributing to alternatives of big proprietary platforms (like #Codeberg :D - that being the alternative), I'm organizing a #Forgejo contribution workshop at the @cccac on Sunday, 27.04.2025 (two weeks), starting from 13:00.
(EDIT: Changed the date because I forgot about Easter.)
Click here for more details.
I’m looking to gather ideas on how efforts to trap #AI crawlers and feed them fake content on static site deployments can be drastically improved.
Feel free to share your ideas, approaches, or experiments—I’d love to hear what others are working on.
Explore @asrg’s implementation for static deployments via #GitHub Pages: https://algorithmic-sabotage.github.io/asrg/trapping-ai/
Explore @gedankenstuecke’s implementation for static deployments via #Codeberg Pages: https://tzovar.as/algorithmic-sabotage-ssg/
Hey #Developers!
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Over the coming months I will move all my personal and private repositories from #GitHub and #GitLab to #Codeberg. I run many static sites and intend to use https://ci.codeberg.org to trigger the builds.
Once this process is finished and everything works fine with #forgejo. I will also migrate the repos of my company #MintSystem to https://www.codey.ch/. As there are some GitHub integrations I can't get rid of, I intend to mirror back the repos.
I'll keep you updated via #CodebergMigration.
new release of fj.el, an #emacs #forgejo / #codeberg client. it adds:
- pagination of most views
- generic next/prev page functions
- generic reload engine, making it trivial to reload a specific view while changing a single parameter
- basic milestones support (add to existing issue, add while composing, display when viewing)
- new macro to handle optional parameters (in fedi.el), makes handling the full API much easier
- render item markdown using instance API (removes need for markdown binary)
- use server default for limit arg always
- mark notification read upon viewing item
- toggle notifications view read/unread/all
- cycle notification type
- list issues by milestone/label
- render PR review diffs and discussion in PR view
- display/add/remove reactions
- implement font-locking of issue numbers/user handles while composing
- add labels while composing
- fix multibyte encoding errors
- handle repos that you do not own yourself (via git)
- quote region in reply buffer
- cycle list own items by state and type (accross all repos)
- handle auth-source for encrypted access tokens
- support repos on different Forgejo instances via .dir-locals.el settings.
there's much need for improvement still, but it's coming along well.
Is there a Telegram bot that would notify about all changes in a #Codeberg repository?
I present to you my latest creation!
Exitfool!
Ever mistyped something and decided to share it on mastodon?
Now you get to bare the consequences!
I'm currently migrating my #OpenSource projects from #GitHub to #Codeberg and I have to say I'm impressed.
+ Codeberg web interface is much (!) faster and more responsive compared to GitHub
+ Git clone and push feel about twice as fast as GitHub (not that it matters much)
+ Much cleaner interface than GitHub, less bloat and less featuritis
+ Codeberg activity overview is very helpful and well organized
+ Codeberg migration tool works well
Note: the OSS git software that Codeberg runs is called Forgejo.
Codeberg: https://codeberg.org/
Forgejo: https://forgejo.org/
Grrreat news! We've just moved 13 of Tunera's fonts from Gitlab to Codeberg (a git hosting service based in Berlin). That was a lot of work because many specimens were also updated and some font files re-exported. We hope that everything is working correctly!
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#openSource #JoinCodeberg #codeberg #typography #fonts #tuneratypefoundry #migration
I've moved all of my code out of github and into codeberg.
Codeberg's webhooks are working to trigger my self-hosted CI build process.
This looks like a successful transition to a freedom respecting service, so I've donated to codeberg and plan to continue to do so if I continue to use the service.
Thank you codeberg!
Ha, that is a good one. Might be. Measure the exact color per brand, publish and go.
Btw, I found #Deda via HN but then realised that it is also on the delightful humane design list (previously 'awesome' list before I ported from Github to #Codeberg).
https://codeberg.org/teaserbot-labs/delightful-humane-design#tracking
Codeberg pages is down now, or the better link is:
Last month I migrated my repositories to Codeberg. After a few HTML changes to my 2019 bootcamp portfolio I just deleted my GitHub account. For horror coding fans here’s a link. https://reubenwalker.codeberg.page/updated-portfolio/portfolio.html
#codeberg #github #git
@Codeberg when is april fools?
#codeberg #aprilfools #aprilfoolsday
If I have a #codeberg account set up, with a verified #ssh key on my account and the corresponding public and private keys in `~/.ssh/`, is there a way that I can make it so that it doesn't ask me for my keyphrase every time I push? I'm sure VSCode could do this, but since I've switched to #Helix, which doesn't have git built-in I've been manually doing the git stuff.
My knowledge of #cryptography and #git are well and truly at the 'barely enough to get myself into trouble' level.
#AskFedi
This is a great write up and elegant solution for a static Pages repo by @mttaggart
We know we need two repositories. Instead of relying of YAML-driven DevOps stuff, why not use something a bit more elemental: Git submodules.
If we make our site repo a submodule of the source module, we can make our lives much, much easier.
Have any of you used Codeberg static pages for your developer blog or for your Open Source project's homepage?
I would love to hear about some experiences or see your Git repositories.
If you, like me, are incredibly excited by this wonderful news, know that —at least for now— you can disable all this #Copilot crap by visiting https://github.com/settings/copilot and switching all the options to Disabled/Blocked. Perhaps especially the on-by-default "Allow GitHub to use my data for product improvements" one.
Thanks to #GitHub for reminding me how glad I am for #SelfHosting my own #Gitea #Git #Forge. If you're not already, maybe consider it or a (partial) move to #Codeberg too. It's great!