In case you missed it over the holiday break, the Fedora...

In case you missed it over the holiday break, the Fedora Project is moving forward with @forgejo as our new git forge!

There is still much work to be done between now and the final implementation, but here's to a new start and new discussions to be had over how to make this happen. 🥳

➡️ https://communityblog.fedoraproject.org/fedora-chooses-forgejo/

#Fedora #Forgejo #Git #OpenSource #Linux

Like 2 January at 18:31 | Open on fosstodon.org

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fossdd @ FOSDEM

@fedora @forgejo awesome!

2 January at 20:34 | Open on chaos.social

Gytis Repečka

@fedora @forgejo What an awesome decision :ablobcatattention:

:fedora: + :forgejo:

2 January at 20:39 | Open on social.gyt.is

HankB

@fedora @forgejo I'm curious about the decision to choose Forgejo. I'm presently using Gitea and I understand there were reasons to fork Forgejo. I wonder if I should be considering switching to Forgejo.

Is there any public discussion that I can read?

Thanks!

2 January at 21:08 | Open on fosstodon.org

CEO of Anti-Clock Society

@HankB https://forgejo.org/compare-to-gitea/

2 January at 23:29 | Open on floss.social

Earl Warren

@HankB @fedora @forgejo A blog post explains the original reasons to create Forgejo..

https://forgejo.org/2022-12-15-hello-forgejo/

3 January at 7:10 | Open on mastodon.online

Earl Warren

@HankB @fedora @forgejo Another blog post explains why it became a hard fork last year.

https://forgejo.org/2024-02-forking-forward/

3 January at 7:12 | Open on mastodon.online

Earl Warren

@HankB @fedora @forgejo And final a blog post was recently posted that explains that if you want to transparently upgrade from Gitea to Forgejo, you must do so before upgrading to Gitea 1.23.

https://forgejo.org/2024-12-gitea-compatibility/

3 January at 7:14 | Open on mastodon.online

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