/tech/ - Technology★

I'm leaning towards Gitea myself.

Should run on the spare i3 box and in general have active development.

What about cgit and a mailing list? Keeps away the babby ducks.

>>992954

>self-hosted

>want to exclude babby

how about fossil then

wiki, forum, ticket system, version control, and you can host it anywhere on almost no resources. Got some random shared hosting account? Host five or ten fossil repos there.

Gitweb, maybe Gerrit

>>992955

/tech/notes is quite an interesting concept. I like it.

sr.ht

>>992938 (OP)

>Gitlab:

>>No pull requests on the free tier even if you're self-hosting (wtf is this kikery?)

https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/project/merge_requests/index.html

>Also "just use git" isn't an option.

faggot

>>993163

This! It's invite only for now, but Drew will probably invite pretty much anyone if you ask him. Or just self host.

>>993171

nigger you aren't doing that right

Why has no-one mentioned notabug.org?

>>993171

not defending atlassian's shit pricing but if you're one person it is only $10.

>>993164

Yeah, and you don't get them unless you pay. Doesn't make any sense.

>>993185

Because you can't read

>>993187

wrong

>>993209

I see. "Approvals" are something else. That wording is still confusing to brainlets such as myself.

>>992938 (OP)

>GitLab:

>>Requires 8 gigs of RAM

>No pull requests on the free tier even if you're self-hosting

Just made a pull request on my gitlab install that only uses 2gb of memory, fuck off with your FUD kike.

>>993364

>only 2gb of memory

>>993515

I checked before I posted, I'll take 2gb over Go trash anyday

>ill take ruby trash over go trash

you're the one wasting money on ram i guess

>>992938 (OP)

>it should do

what kind of shit language is that?

>>993626

American English.

>>993632

hardiharrharr, i meant programming language you funny fuck

>>992938 (OP)

>Also "just use git" isn't an option.

Why not? Do you not have access to the filesystem?

ssh [hostname] git init --bare /remote/repo/path
git remote add [remote-name] [hostname]:/remote/repo/path
git push [remote-name] master

>>993862

>gitgud

Last I checked, you had to login just to browse repos. Is that still the case?

>>993873

Nope: https://gitgud.io/explore

>>993875

first page

>sissy-university

nop nop nop

>>993364

It may run with only 2 gigs, but it will be slow as fuck.

>>992938 (OP)

>Also "just use git" isn't an option.

How about a mailing list?

What good are all these hubsites? I don't even understand it.

One of them needs javascript just to download the files lmao

>>993875

Glad to hear it's finally usable. Will be hosting my open sores there instead of github for sure.

>>992938 (OP)

>not using git's builtin gitweb

>>994003

The core feature is "Pull Requests", as Github calls it. It's an easy way to request, review and comment on merges. Issue tracking is another feature. Pull Requests can be linked to Issues. More advanced "hubsites" offer integration into automated testing frameworks, which for example can run unit tests or detect spaghetti code, and indicate results on the pull request's page to make the reviewer's job easier.

>>993883

lol I remember hearing it got kicked off github

>>992954

cgit code quality sucks. Don't you remember that trivial vulnerability a couple months back? I agree with the idea of your post but would recommend stagit instead.

>>995549

Yeah, I considered that, but stagit doesn't make a RSS for commits.

sadly gitlab is pro-SJW