Looks like git.sr.ht is getting hit with another DDoS attack?
Looks like git.sr.ht is getting hit with another DDoS attack?
Completely lost with #sourcehut and more generally with how to contribute to #git projects by email. So used to web interfaces and pull requests. Any help/tutorials/documentation are welcome! (I’ve already read the tutorials on #sourcehut)
I don't get the point about #sourcehut. What are the advantages compared to #codeberg and why should I care? To me, it just looks like something a lot less user friendly, back to the sourceforge times ^^
I've successfully setup two of my side projects to build and deploy automatically with git post-receive hooks. If things go well, I might switch everything over to use my cgit instances and #sourcehut will be for mirrors...
I plan to do a write-up soon, just finalizing some things!
I've been a happy user of Emacs + Org Mode + Ox-Hugo (by the fantastic @kaushalmodi) for a while. I deploy with Sourcehut Pages using a Nix Flake for automated builds. It's very reliable, but I took a circuitous path and my site source isn't a great starter example.
So I created a Starter Site template for anyone in the Emacs ecosystem looking for a hassle-free site/blog. Write in org mode, magit commit & push, and you're live!
I need help with #git
A contributor to #offpunk is trying to send me a beautiful patch but it always fails when applied with "git am". I don’t understand why it fails. Everything is perfect.
If the contributor remove the failing part from the patch, the patch fails in another part. (as witnessed with --reject)
I’m completely loss here.
I really need help. Reboost from git or #sourcehut users are appreciated.
Is #sourcehut #git down for anyone else? Or is this specific to my network? (Tested on both local internet and 4G mobile hotspots)
@Codeberg I like openring, which is hosted on #sourcehut
It's a simple blog recommendations generator I embed in my own blog which is rather nice
What's your favourite #FreeSoftware that is #NotOnGitHub (or on other proprietary code forges like #GitLab.com)?
Let us know in the comments! Feel free to also share code from other #Forgejo instances, #Sourcehut or other platforms.
"... Github is a fully proprietary service. Using it to host the development of a free software makes no sense if you value freedom. It is not like we don’t have many alternatives available (sourcehut, codeberg, gitlab, etc). It should be noted that those alternatives usually offer a better workflow and a better git integration than Github."
Today I set up a #sourcehut build service on a fresh repo containing the source code for a Hugo static site. The yaml manifest quickly worked as expected, but external scripts didn't load, so I went on and kept reading the doc. It turns out that the content-security policy of sh prohibits loading scripts from a CDN. Pretty understandable limitation from sourcehut - a good reminder that #rtfm is always a good idea though :)
You can export issues to json on #sourcehut, importing them would be nice to have as well. @drewdevault
Also, https://floss.social/@mcepl/112381868174175424
I really wonder how really is a web interface (with need to create yet another login, and provide my credentials to yet another corporate datacenter) more convenient than firing one email.
If you visit the activity pages of your repository, you can now find much more information an graphs, like a list of contributors and code frequency.
If you prefer to use the #Sourcehut #CI, you can now select the dedicated sourcehut integration in your repo webhooks settings (see https://forgejo.org/docs/v7.0/user/webhooks/).
The possibility to export issues to json made me partly switch from #codeberg to #sourcehut.
I'm thinking again about moving from #github to #sourcehut. I firmly believe in paying fair prices for services that don't invade my privacy. My private repos stay inside my home network on a #gitolite server. I don't use GitHub Actions. Issues and projects are handy but I can use other task tracking systems. I'd probably keep my GitHub account to follow other projects/discussions and for single sign-on needs.
If you've moved your personal code from GitHub to sourcehut, is there anything you regret or would warn others about?