Gitea
An open-source self-hosted code hosting software. After control transferred to the commercial entity Gitea Ltd in 2022, community concerns prompted a fork that became Forgejo.
Core Facts
Timeline (last 90 days)
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).
AGPL v3 has been adopted by developer tool projects such as Grafana and Gitea to protect community interests.
To reduce single-point dependency risks, enterprises can adopt multi-source strategies, such as maintaining mirror repositories on GitLab or Gitea, or using Artifactory to establish private artifact repositories
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.
Gitea is a lightweight Git hosting solution written in Go that can run smoothly on a server with a single-core CPU and 512 MB of memory.
Maiao is an open-source project that migrates Gerrit-style code review workflows to mainstream hosting platforms such as GitHub, GitLab, and Gitea, reproducing Gerrit's workflow logic on the client side without requiring additional server infrastructure.
Gitea was originally forked from the Gogs project and is a lightweight self-hosted Git service written in Go.
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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%UnverifiedGitea was originally forked from the Gogs project and is a lightweight self-hosted Git service written in Go.
60%UnverifiedAfter being acquired by Microsoft, GitHub began accelerating its modernization efforts, but its core Git operation services and API layer still retain significant traces of historical design decisions.
60%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%UnverifiedAGPL v3 has been adopted by developer tool projects such as Grafana and Gitea to protect community interests.
50%UnverifiedTo reduce single-point dependency risks, enterprises can adopt multi-source strategies, such as maintaining mirror repositories on GitLab or Gitea, or using Artifactory to establish private artifact repositories
50%UnverifiedGitea is a lightweight Git hosting solution written in Go that can run smoothly on a server with a single-core CPU and 512 MB of memory.
50%UnverifiedThe Forgejo project was forked from Gitea in 2022 and is maintained by the Codeberg community.
50%UnverifiedMaiao is an open-source project that migrates Gerrit-style code review workflows to mainstream hosting platforms such as GitHub, GitLab, and Gitea, reproducing Gerrit's workflow logic on the client side without requiring additional server infrastructure.
50%UnverifiedIn October 2022, some core maintainers created Forgejo as a soft fork of Gitea, managed by the non-profit organization Codeberg e.V.
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