Forgejo
A community fork of Gitea, overseen by the Software Freedom Conservancy and operated under a non-profit, community-governed model. The project commits to not using hosted code for AI training purposes.
Core Facts
Timeline (last 90 days)
The services the user runs on their NAS include Jellyfin, Immich, Navidrome, Kavita, Forgejo, Syncthing, Pi-hole, and the *arr media automation suite.
The lab's deployment pipeline uses Forgejo for code hosting, Komodo reads and deploys containers, and Docker labels drive Traefik to complete reverse proxying and service exposure, forming a GitOps-style workflow.
Forgejo is primarily maintained by the European free software foundation Codeberg, with the codebase hosted on Codeberg.org.
Forgejo is fully compatible with Gitea's data format and API, and is also compatible with most GitHub workflow habits (such as Actions CI/CD syntax).
fluado's migration plan was to move off Google Cloud, GitHub, Supabase Cloud, Firebase, Cloudflare, and Slack, replacing them with Hetzner, Forgejo, self-hosted Supabase, Scaleway, and Mattermost.
In October 2022, some core maintainers created Forgejo as a soft fork of Gitea, managed by the non-profit organization Codeberg e.V.
The Forgejo project was forked from Gitea in 2022 and is maintained by the Codeberg community.
All Facts (8)
In late 2022, the Gitea core development team transferred control of the project to a newly established commercial company, Gitea Ltd, raising community concerns, and some core contributors promptly launched the Forgejo fork
65%UnverifiedThe services the user runs on their NAS include Jellyfin, Immich, Navidrome, Kavita, Forgejo, Syncthing, Pi-hole, and the *arr media automation suite.
50%UnverifiedThe lab's deployment pipeline uses Forgejo for code hosting, Komodo reads and deploys containers, and Docker labels drive Traefik to complete reverse proxying and service exposure, forming a GitOps-style workflow.
50%Unverifiedfluado's migration plan was to move off Google Cloud, GitHub, Supabase Cloud, Firebase, Cloudflare, and Slack, replacing them with Hetzner, Forgejo, self-hosted Supabase, Scaleway, and Mattermost.
50%UnverifiedForgejo is fully compatible with Gitea's data format and API, and is also compatible with most GitHub workflow habits (such as Actions CI/CD syntax).
50%UnverifiedForgejo is primarily maintained by the European free software foundation Codeberg, with the codebase hosted on Codeberg.org.
50%UnverifiedThe Forgejo project was forked from Gitea in 2022 and is maintained by the Codeberg community.
50%UnverifiedIn October 2022, some core maintainers created Forgejo as a soft fork of Gitea, managed by the non-profit organization Codeberg e.V.
50%