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GitHub is no longer independent at Microsoft after CEO resignation
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I'm just waiting for Forgejo federation to be a thing, and some sort of definitive website for discovering projects. Right now, even though I do have my slefhosted forgejo instance, I still need to keep my code on GitHub, or no-one else will ever know about it.
I'm using gitea - why u guys use forgejo again?
I just half went down this rabbit hole, I'm thinking forgejo is the best option (for me) because:
Forgejo explaining the differences: https://forgejo.org/compare-to-gitea/
For anyone already using gitea though (like yourself), I don't know of any obvious benefits of swapping over to forgejo right now, unless you have experienced bad stability or issues with gitea firsthand.
If I was to choose for a first install, forgejo seems like the better candidate in my books. Mostly because I can be more sure that in a couple years I wont have to change ship to a new product (incase a for-profit company were to add features that aren't in my best interest).
Gitea doesn't use GitHub action. Syntax is compatible yes, but it's not GitHub actions
That's not what they mean, if you go to Gitea's website and follow the links to the source code, you'll find its being hosted on GitHub. Contrast this with Forgejo which is being hosted at Codeberg, a public Forgejo instance.
https://github.com/go-gitea/gitea/tree/main/.github/workflows
https://github.com/go-gitea/gitea/actions
they do in fact make extensive use of github actions
All the reasons that others mentioned, plus it sound cool.