Codeberg migrated to Forgejo v1.21, a long awaited forge comparison page was published, the Forgejo Helm Chart reached GA, end-to-end tests proved useful to fix Forgejo Actions bugs and two new machines were added to the infrastructure.
Read more →Forgejo is one year old and just published v1.21 its fourth major release. Developed in the interest of the general public it grew to become more secure, include more features while staying true to its commitment to only develop Free Software. Your help will make a difference and you are kindly invited to join the Forgejo contributors who work daily to implement federation.
Read more →A security issue related to Long-term Authentication was fixed for Forgejo v1.21 and backported to Forgejo v1.20.5-0. Four release candidates were published for Forgejo v1.21 and the documentation updated to cover the new functionalities. A service request was published to develop new functionalities for the benefit of German schools. Solutions were also identified for bootstrapping a fully Free Software hosting provider including Forgejo.
Read more →The lifecycle of Forgejo v1.20 is coming to an end and v1.21 is entering the release candidate phase this week. There is every reason to believe this new release will go smoothly, but that should not hide the fact that there is a pressing need for more contributors. The storage settings regressions from v1.20.2-0 required more work but the issue is now resolved.
Read more →A new major release, Forgejo v1.20, was published. It has some interesting new features and was 100% built with Forgejo Actions. Codeberg was upgraded a few days ago and discovered an unexpected issue. It was fortunately resolved within hours and a fix will be integrated in the next point release. Meanwhile development continued on the code, the website, the documentaion etc. All signs of a healthy project that needs your help to keep going in the long run.
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