Fedilab proudly uses #Codeberg since 2019.
They help many open source developers to maintain their projects.

You can follow them on Mastodon @Codeberg and support them financially if you can

https://donate.codeberg.org/

Good progress with #CodebergCI at last.

I have a #RustLang "hello world" building and deploying to 'pages' for Windows, and Linux on x86 and ARM.

I've yet to see if my dweb app will build though and still working on MacOS but have made progress with that too.

#Codeberg is an awesome, non-profit that you can join, and a viable alternative to Microsoft github. Check it out.

@Codeberg #codeberg (#anubis to be more precise) is blocking me (on Firefox & Chrome) even with (third-party) cookies active. Any ideas why?

Codeberg @Codeberg doesn't currently detect and display Interlisp sources, which it handles as binary files. I submitted a feature request for adding Interlisp support to Forgejo:

https://codeberg.org/forgejo/forgejo/issues/8184

The developers started working on the feature and merged a pull request:

https://codeberg.org/forgejo/forgejo/pulls/8377

Thanks Forgejo and Codeberg!

#codeberg and #forgejo people: I'm debating between either spinning up a forgejo instance publicly, or should I just use codeberg.org?

I'm comfortable with the selfhosting aspect, just wondering what might be the most realistic.

#Codeberg tipped us about alternative to #anubis called #goAway. We are running it for 2 weeks in front of our #forgejo instance and it improved our uptime significantly.

Number of daily requests to our forgejo fell from cca 300k to a level which our server can handle.

https://git.gammaspectra.live/git/go-away

I’ve been a happy #Codeberg “supporting member” (no voting rights) for a couple of weeks now!
https://join.codeberg.org/

The overall organization and structure and the quality of the org/policy discussions I’ve seen so far are inspiring. It’s quite something to have cooperative decision-making at this scale (800+ members, though many without voting rights.)

(1/2) It's very good to report #bugs in #FOSS projects. Services like #github, #gitlab, #codeberg and so forth makes it easy to do so without creating a new account for each report.

My recommendations:

- be polite - people are spending their spare time to help you

- explain it thorough: exact steps to reproduce, difference between actual result and expected result, mention exact version numbers, surrounding environments with their versions, background stories (maybe in an extra section at the end), ...

Fun fact: many(!) of my #bugreports get aborted during that phase because while explaining it properly, I did find out where my mistake was. Maybe improve the documentation afterwards.

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Did you notice, that Guile moved to Codeberg?

https://codeberg.org/guile/guile

When you regularly find yourself in the Top 200 of most active GitHub users in your country…

…even though most of your commits are private and you’re also active in GitLab and Codeberg…

…then you don’t have a life, I suppose.

https://committers.top/spain

Quick question for #gamedev pplz, what is your experience like using #codeberg and #unity3d ? How does it handle LFS? I tend use the Github Desktop GUI- so I lowkey have no clue as to what the hell is going on in the command line.

Plz help :")

I would like to migrate my working project to codeberg and continue development where I am- i.e push new changes to codeburg instead of github.

Is anyone else having issues with pulling from and pushing changes to Codeberg?

The status pages show all green, but I've experienced several issues with pushing today and yesterday.

I occasionally get several "Connection closed" messages when running `git push`. It sometimes takes a couple of tries before it works.

I don't think it's my network, but it could be.

Cc. @Codeberg