The world of Free Software includes copylefted software and Git is one of the most widely known example. Distributing Forgejo under a permissive license means that all copyleft authors and software are excluded from participating in its development. The community made a decision to change that status quo and welcome copyleft contributions, just like Git.
Read more →Codeberg upgraded to Forgejo v1.19 and, as can be expected from the largest instance in existence, hit a performance issue which was dealt with quickly. The security of Forgejo actions and the release process was a focus with solutions being found that involve LXC and a VPN. Federation is taking a step forward with the F3 driver entering the Forgejo development branch.
Read more →Forgejo v1.19, the first major upgrade, was published by the release team. Although still experimental, Forgejo Actions is now used daily to develop and maintain the runner. The `setup-forgejo` action was created to spawn a Forgejo instance for the duration of a test.
Read more →Forgejo v1.19 is available and comes with an extensive documentation, an experimental CI, incoming emails, scoped access tokens, registries for Cargo, Chef & Conda and more.
Read more →With the release of Forgejo v1.19 comes an experimental integrated CI similar to GitHub. It aims at being easier to configure than an external CI and is controled via the Forgejo web interface.
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