You can ask us questions about #Fedilab here by mentioning this account. We can answer in English, German (Marco) or French (Tom), and we will do our best.
However, we can't track issues here, so the best way is to open a ticket on #Codeberg: https://codeberg.org/tom79/Fedilab/issues
codeberg
A list of digital service providers outside the jurisdiction of the United States of America. 😉
https://codeberg.org/Linux-Is-Best/Outside_Us_Jurisdiction
My list was getting bigger than a Fedi post could hold, so it is now hosted on Codeberg, an alternative to GitHub or GitLab, but based out of Germany. 👍
#CodeBerg #GitHub #GitLab #WebHosting #Vpn #Dns #Cdn #PasswordManager #Email #Privacy #Security #Project2025 #Fascism #UnitedStates #RuleOfLaw #Justice
The Anti-LLM/'vibecoding' proposal for #Codeberg surely is driving out the Nazi safety advocates in large numbers:
"But what if the torment nexus was actually good if only it was not hosted on a Microsoft service?"
Now that #GoToSocial v0.19.0 is out, we're going to start the process of transferring our coding workflow from Github over to #Codeberg (@Codeberg), to get away from Microsoft's endless parade of crapola.
This means that some time in the next week or so, we will "lock" the Github repository so that only superseriousbusiness.org members can create new PRs and issues etc (similar to what we do when we're on holiday).
Then, we will migrate the repository over to Codeberg, using Codeberg's migration functionality to keep issues, pull requests, comments, etc intact.
Once we've validated that everything is in order, we will mark the Github repository as a read-only mirror of the Codeberg repo, and start using Codeberg for issues, pull requests, CI/CD etc.
To avoid breaking people's automated builds that rely on that Github repo, we are planning to keep it as a read-only mirror for a while (eg., 6 months or so, not sure yet) . At some point though we will fully remove it, to avoid contributing our code to Microsoft's "ai" garbage. But we will warn in advance about this so that people can update their scripts and stuff in time.
There will probably be some turbulence in our CI/CD pipelines and workflow and whatnot during this transition period, but nothing that should affect end users of the software: releases up to v0.19.0 will remain available on Github and Docker as normal, and snapshots should remain up to date on our Minio S3 bucket and Docker.
We're looking forward to the move, and to putting the sloth in its new home and seeing it wander around sniffing the furniture and exploring
Thanks for reading!
Really nice to see #forgejo and #codeberg being mentioned on the front page of https://git-scm.com! Yay!
Codeberg and Forgejo will have a stand (K5) at FOSDEM 2026 in Brussels. Come by and chat with Codeberg and Forgejo contributors.
There'll also be Codeberg and Forgejo stickers. If your Codeberg or Forgejo hosted project has stickers and you're looking for a way to distribute them: Get in touch and we can organise it!
Is anyone having trouble pushing to Codeberg?
I was getting "connection closed by remote host" errors.
Turns out my git-lfs was old, and Codeberg has some strict ssh settings.
To fix this, read: https://codeberg.org/Codeberg/Community/issues/1895#issuecomment-4057007
Short version, do this (once per repo) before pushing:
git config --local lfs.sshTransfer never
Ensure lfs version is > 3.5.x
hth
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#Codeberg #git #git-lfs #GameDev #LargeFiles
I opened an "issue" on Codeberg to try get some discussion about my recent git-lfs experiences and the ideas floating in my head for a better way to handle large binary files while using git.
I'd appreciate any feedback etc. It's here:
https://codeberg.org/Codeberg/Community/issues/1910
I'm a git-nitwit, so factor that in! 🤭
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hey if you move your #fediverse project to #codeberg you get to be on this list
Codeberg is run by volunteers for the most part. I'm very glad they're there and taking immediate action.
I've been active on the internet since the 1990s, and have seen all sorts of things I'd prefer not sharing. Unfortunately, the attack on Codeberg, abusing collaboration software to broadcast hateful messages, is not a new phenomenon. It's imperative to have people who counter these abuses. But there is a bigger question about why men--it's almost always men--do this.
#codeberg #forgejo #HateAttack
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!
The source code will be published on #Codeberg under AGPL-3.0 (previous choice was GPL) - both the relay server (network service) and the mobile apps (Android/iOS). Thanks for pushing us to get the licensing right from the start.
Just a periodic reminder that Forgejo, the software that powers the open-source GitHub alternative Codeberg, has been working towards implementing federation.
https://codeberg.org/forgejo-contrib/federation/
Might be worth contributing, if you have the time and skills!
We, the operators of this social media account, sometimes face dilemmas about what we want to post. For example: "Are you a Hubber and want to become a Berger? We're looking forward to you!"
Love it or hate it, one thing is certain: It doesn't really matter, because others are doing our marketing today. 🙃
#gotosocial listed in the #codeberg community spotlight
https://blog.codeberg.org/letter-from-codeberg-onwards-and-upwards.html
“Event Bridge For ActivityPub” plugin released on WordPress.org
It’s been a long road, but now a first version (v0.3.5) of the plugin is available via the official plugin sources on WordPress.org.
https://wordpress.org/plugins/event-bridge-for-activitypub/
Further features are almost ready and will follow in the coming days. This is includes some more complex features like aggregating events from other remote ActivityPub actors and improvements like better accessibility in the admin UI.
We are looking forward to feedback from users. You can find our guidelines for contributing here.
Unfortunately, interoperability with other applications is still limited, often caused by unresolved issues within other applications. However, we all are all working on it and are confident that things will be smoothed out in the course of this year!
Migration to Codeberg
This was a good reason for us to move the repository from our self-hosted Forgejo to Codeberg.org for several reasons:
- less maintenance
- less hurdles to contribute
- @Codeberg is awesome
- we love Forgejo actionsand can still use our own Forgejo-runner
Acknowledgement
We’d like to thank @NGIZero and @nlnet for allowing us to spend the considerable time we’ve put into developing this plugin.
I think #codeberg is safe again, their issue tracker also gets spammed and the crap from last night has been cleaned up.
Hey, listen. #Codeberg is being spammed with LLM bots right now. They started like an hour ago. Each bot is opening up one issue in a random tracker every minute.
I have no idea what the spread is, but each individual bot has like seven pages full of issues now. PieFed and FEP are both starting to see issues piling up because of this.
RE: https://social.wedistribute.org/objects/771856be-078f-4022-9971-7fd4b283426d
hi all, if you're looking to find a way to help out #codeberg, I'd be happy to hear about your opinions on its landing page: https://codeberg.org
We will be working this week on #Fedilab 3.36.2, fixing reported issues and adding some enhancements.
We do check our bookmarked messages, but #Codeberg remains the best way to submit issues.
https://codeberg.org/tom79/Fedilab/issues

