Exodus

Nothing is forever, not even a Git server. After the purchase of GitHub by Microsoft, I found a new home in Gitea for version control.

Thomas Reuß

Anyone who uses Git will quickly see the true value of version management. I have set up my own Git server with all kinds of features on a Raspberry Pi with the Gogs self-hosted Git service software, but as of now, the Gogs repository has had very little activity, with releases only appearing every six months and offering very little in terms of new features. This situation led me to believe that the software will probably not survive much longer. Unfortunately, I didn’t realize the unhealthy state of Gogs until I was already dealing with versions that have no easy migration path to Gitea, a fork of Gogs and the new home I chose for my code. The two projects have drifted apart since the fork. In this article, I…

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