@nuintari

hmm I use a markdown editor with hugo. And I have configured CI scripts to auto generate my website whenever something changes. hugo is already there. You just need a markdown editor and pkg search markdown didn't show up anything.

I host my websites on #codeberg. And I use their experimental Forgejo runner

I'm leaving GitHub for Codeberg!

With all the recent drama around Microsoft's shitty plans for GitHub, and a final draft of my ALife paper being due, I decided now was a good time.

It's been pretty painless thus far! Though, I was only hosting repos on GitHub, not using any of their fancy features. The only challenge has been that Codeberg is a little busy with so many people trying to migrate at once!

I did have to update some links in my code, and will now have to hunt down links pointing to my code from elsewhere. Unfortunately there's no updating my first paper any more, so I'll probably leave a stub up on GitHub pointing to Codeberg so people can find it. Alas, I can't delete my GitHub account completely.

Well worth the trouble, though. It feels better to use a non-profit, open source solution.

Is #codeberg down in the sense of not showing pushed files but older ones ?

If you want to write a service on top of Codeberg (and really, any Forgejo instance server) —

That reads files inside of a Codeberg user's git repositories —

Then this is the API end-point you need:

https://codeberg.org/api/swagger#/repository/repoGetContents

For example:

https://codeberg.org/api/v1/repos/reiver/readmode-css/contents/readmode.css

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@Codeberg

Codeberg - Git access should be limited to ssh and strictly for account holders, others can always downloaded the latest zip.

Wrote this little kanban CLI tool this week. It stores everything in plain text (markdown / yml). Used it for a couple days and I'm happy enough to share it (very v0.1). Full article about it tomorrow.

https://codeberg.org/fd93/plainban

I guess the volunteers have enough headaches from berserk AI crawlers. So if they drop the pages, that would be completely understandable:

"Codeberg Pages is currently provided with a best effort approach. To be exact, the software behind this feature is currently in maintenance mode."

Any suggestions where I could publish, say, the Javadoc of a software I maintain. Just a git push and be done. European provider, independent of the US clouds required, though.

Everyone has seen the #Microsoft headquarters, the #Apple headquarters, even the #Linux headquarters, but have you seen the #Arikoto headquarters?

Look up from your phone, watch, PC, whatever you’re reading this on.

Yep, over there. That’s the Arikoto headquarters. Over there too. I work on Arikoto, wherever I want, whenever I want. The universe is my headquarters.

Check it out on #Codeberg:
https://codeberg.org/NerdNextDoor/arikoto

Die @meissa erklärt und zeigt mal, was bei #forgejo in Sachen #federation schon so alles geht. Voll spannend für die Zukunft
https://media.ccc.de/v/froscon2025-3275-foderiertes_forgejo

Bridge Browser
Privacy focused browser with fediverse integration
"Bridge Browser makes history as the first web browser to natively integrate Mastodon and Lemmy, bringing decentralized social media directly into the browsing experience. Bridge also revives RSS reading as a first-class browser feature for the first time since the early 2000s, fundamentally changing how users discover and engage with content online."

Ihr merkt nichts davon, aber ich schon: Hugo Build und Deployment meiner Seite laufen jetzt über #Codeberg und einen self-hosted #Forgejo Runner im Abstellraum

78 Sekunden für FTP ist noch etwas happig.

https://tonick.net

I’ve just started migrating my personal repositories from #Github to #codeberg.

I just won’t use github anymore for my own stuff.

I encourage you all to do the same. There are plenty of guides to help you with the migration; also, if you are familiar with command line, it is very similar. You will find it quite seamless.

After yesterday's success of setting up a Foregejo Runner with Codeberg the problems started.

I'm working on a Local Action to upload files to FTP. It consists of action.yml, Dockerfile and entrypoint.sh but no change to any of these files triggers a rebuild of the Image. So, I'm stuck with the first built Image version, unless I shell into the Docker-in-Docker container and remove the Image manually.

This feels like either a caching issue or I am missing something obvious.

For other #github users who are considering migrating to #codeberg, #microsoft has kindly provided a CLI tool to make the process easier.

https://github.com/cli/cli

Ok, so before I go to bed, I'll check in that emacs config somewhere - "works for me" (tm). Let's create a repo at the @Codeberg guys. Tomorrow: How to mess around with org-roam.... #emacs #codeberg #vcs

I'm building a simple web form
(#HTML ), which posts to an API (#FastAPI ). I'd like to containerize the API app (#Docker ), and run in on a server (considering: #AWS Elastic Container Service). The web front-end can be stored & served from AWS S3 + CloudFront (for HTTPS). I want to add automatic / continuous testing & deployment (using #Codeberg as my code repo, considering #OpenTofu for the infrastructure deploy). - Suggestions/guides/docs?