@timbray That's a #Gitea fork, AFAICS? (Cannot be a #Forgejo fork as that is GPL3 licensed) Ah yes, took a bit of clicking around, but here it says it is a Gitea fork but AFAICS they won't share their changes as Open Source: https://about.worktree.ca/blog/2024-09-08-introducing-worktree/
I've been "playing" with emacs-fj / fj.el for #guix a bit today and with the kind help of @civodul got it to work.
TIL:
* use latest git, the v0.6 shipped in guix is b0Rked
* in .git/config, use: url = git@codeberg.org:guix/guix.git
* (setq fj-host "https://codeberg.org"), (setq fj-user "janneke")
* although no documentation is shipped in guix, (info or otherwise), the website does have a README: https://codeberg.org/martianh/fj.el
Yes, that's right, the URL in .git/config must be just right and the "host" variable needs to be an URL.
To get started, try
* M-x fj-list-issues, or
* M-x fj-list-pulls
Then, in .git/config, add
[remote "pulls"]
url = git@codeberg.org:guix/guix.git
fetch = +refs/pull/*/head:refs/remotes/pulls/pr/*
and do: git fetch pulls. You need to manually relate the issue or pull-request number with origin/pulls/XX branch.
Ran the first bunch of CI/CD jobs after updating to RHEL 10 and everything JustWorks™, so building websites and software can continue. Big thank you to my fellow Red Hatters in engineering and the people developing #Forgejo and the forgejo-runner for such a boring experience! Boring is good :) (And yes, the forgejo-runner always says docker, even when you use podman, like I do)
Gibt es einen empfohlenen Weg, wie man auf #forgejo einen (fetch-) Mirror über SSH einrichtet? Ich habe eine remote, die Ausschließlich Authentifizierung via ssh Public Key akzeptiert, aber ich kann nur via Git/HTTPS mirroren. Oder übersehe ich da irgendwas?
With an account on #Codeberg, you can easily set up at the very least a mirror of your GitHub/gitlab repositories, so you have a backup solution, just in case. You could go as far as I go and run your own little #Forgejo instance too. Also, also ;) No copilot on Codeberg/Forgejo. #justsayin
Anyone here with #Forgejo and actions deployed using #LXC for base-images, instead of Docker?
I'd like to automatically generate my own base-images, I can transfer to one or two runner VMs, where all the app dependencies will be installed to.
Is there some project that I can feed some template-definition files, and it builds me a template?
I.e. the Runner should be Podman-deployed (for auto-updates), and the runner will receive only lxc-labels, with host local templates.
Ha! I was able to get at least Forgejo configured with Pocket ID!
I thought I had to rebuild my Caddy container simply because I was misunderstanding how to properly configure it, but I don't actually need that. Interesting enough, the solution hit me in the head while I was brushing my teeth. 
Okay, now let's see which other services accept OAUTH2. 
We cleaned up our forgejo setup & noted down the steps needed to sso intrgrate forgejo in keycloak:
Si des sites ou des services que j'ai lancé qui marchait ce week-end sont KO, c'est probablement lié au chantier côté @Codeberg . C'est grâce à cette forge que le gros de ce que je partage est disponible librement en ligne. Après le temps mort, n'hésitez pas à aller les soutenir https://docs.codeberg.org/improving-codeberg/donate
Code migration to @Codeberg 
https://codeberg.org/inventaire/
Bye bye Microsoft/Github, we are excited to finally have our code forge also running on libre/free software, and hosted by a fellow non-profit! Thanks @forgejo and @Codeberg for the amazing work!
aujourd'hui mon processus de publication sur le blog c'est :
- j'écris un article depuis #Silverbullet, au format markdown, avec les annotations dans le yaml header
- j'ai « codé » dans silverbullet un système qui me permet de faire un `git commit && push` pour le contenu de mon blog
- ce qui va lancer une automatisation dans mon instance de #Forgejo pour build le contenu et le pousser sur mon site
Trop facile 
With all this talk of Codeberg in Guix, I did have a go at deploying #forgejo at https://forge.cbaines.net/ but I'm not sure this actually helps with accepting contributions compared with https://git.cbaines.net/ .
Without starting to manage user signups, which seems complicated, only I can create Pull Requests. Am I missing something?
The new upcoming federation feature in forgejo will allow to follow user-activities accross the fediverse 
Neu im Blog: Codeberg.org mit Forgejo Actions, Runner, Workflows und ich - https://www.my-it-brain.de/wordpress/codeberg-org-mit-forgejo-actions-runner-workflows-und-ich/
New Kitten Release
• Improved instructions for adding a git webhook on Codeberg in Kitten Settings → App.
Enjoy!
Anyone have experience deploying the @Codeberg pages server?
The docs are good, yet I can't get a test server up and running 
Would appreciate any pointers. I keep running into DNS issues that prevent me from getting a trial repo giong
