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Probably not too interesting for most people, but as someone who followed the most starred repository on Codeberg for a while, Forgejo was for a while very far ahead of everything else

4,235 vs 4,163 stars: https://codeberg.org/explore/repos?q=&only_show_relevant=true&sort=moststars

@Codeberg@social.anoxinon.de @codeberg@programming.dev thanks for accepting me as an e.V member membership fee will come via Wise/Nordea later this week

Forji is an iOS app for Forgejo, like the Github App is for Github. It works with self-hosted instances and public once like Codeberg. It landed in the App Store today. Fully open source under GPLv3 with the code here: https://codeberg.org/secana/Forji

It seems to me that my IP has been blocked in some way by Codeberg.org.

I am getting Obtainium errors from yesterday, when it tries to update CoMaps from CodeBerg. Codeberg.org does not open in browser either, Firefox just says "cannot complete request". But using another internet connection I can open codeberg.org.

Maybe this might be due to update checks from Obtainium having flagged me as a bot? I'm just guessing at this point, though.

Does anyone else have this problem? Should I be doing things differently or using another source like F-droid?

EDIT:

Just as I sent this I found this page: https://status.codeberg.org/status/codeberg

It seems there is something going on so probably it's just some downtime thing and not related to my IP.

https://archive.org/download/LI/_S02E57/Codeberg//_F5ED/LI/_S02E57/Codeberg/.mp3

Listening to #podcast about @Codeberg@social.anoxinon.de @forgejo @codeberg@programming.dev #LinuxInlaws

.. @fedora forge @forgejo is now linked on the swedish Fedora website there is more to take care of during the week however, will try to look during next week and hope i am less sick and have less stuff to do then @Codeberg@social.anoxinon.de @codebergstatus @codeberg@programming.dev @gitlab

EDIT: Not anymore

I have a repo that I've just uploaded to codeberg. In earlier versions, I had a ton of media files - they have now been removed. However, when I uploaded the repo to codeberg, I'm getting this notification:

Your private repo uses up a large amount of disk storage, while all content should ideally be public and licensed under an OSI- or FSF-approved Free Software licence. Please refer to our ToS and the FAQ about software licenses and private repositories. Thank you for considering to release this repo to the public or reducing your required disk space for this repo.

Turns out, my pushed files are 1 MB, but the .git folder is 279 MB - how do I slim it down?

Keep it going! We will hit 500k in no time!

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Codeberg is an amazing friendly open-source alternative to GitHub.