The first Forgejo v1.20 release candidate is ready for testing. Discover a more stable and secure internal CI/CD with its documentation, new API features, numerous UI/UX changes and user blocking for self-moderation.
Read more →NLnet awarded a grant to Forgejo to develop its release process and additional features, starting June 2023. User blocking was implemented to protect repositories you own from unwanted interactions, an essential self-service moderation tool. An extended installation section was added to the documentation as well as a user and admin documentation for Forgejo Actions.
Read more →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.
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