I'm undecided whether to move my git repos (not many really) from GitLab and GitHub to a (#YunoHost) self-hosted #Forgejo instance or not.
On one hand it'd be kinda neat.
On the other, I don't want to make the few contributors' lives more difficult and my niche projects even harder to find.
Also, might make sense to have a mirror somewhere in case my own server goes down. And then the question is again, where to mirror to and why not just use that instead.
Dilemma …
Thoughts very welcome!
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@hook the point of Federation is that you shouldn't have to choose.
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@evan, I know, and this was the idea behind Git in the first place, IIRC.
I know great improvements have been made to Forgejo since the forking and federation is sweet and all.
But how easy/practical is it in practice? Especially for those who are not me on my server.
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Reading about https://forgefed.org and the following link has made me more optimistic about trying out self-hosting #Forgejo, but I'd still love to hear some experience from others.
https://forgejo.org/2023-01-10-answering-forgejo-federation-questions/
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@hook @evan i was thinking the same. And having same thoughts, so I‘m just adding myself in thread, to hear any good ideas 😆
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