@HelloRoot@lemy.lol mentioned the email workflow, and it’s great. In addition:
it’s a pay-for service, but it’s cheap, given that you get:
unlimited repos, public or private
a nice build CI system
mailing lists and an email interface to manage & interact with them
ticket trackers
a well-thought-out project home page system: you add as many repositories, ticket trackers, and making lists to the project, and pick a README for it. It’s quite nice.
the web interface is extremely lightweight: little or no JS - it plays nicely with keyboard-driven browsers, TUI browsers, and even curl
did I mention the excellent build CI?
it supports both git and Mercurial repositories
It’s also open source and self-hostable if you’d rather.
It’s a fantastic service, and well with the tiny hosting price.
@HelloRoot@lemy.lol mentioned the email workflow, and it’s great. In addition:
it’s a pay-for service, but it’s cheap, given that you get:
the web interface is extremely lightweight: little or no JS - it plays nicely with keyboard-driven browsers, TUI browsers, and even curl
did I mention the excellent build CI?
it supports both git and Mercurial repositories
It’s also open source and self-hostable if you’d rather.
It’s a fantastic service, and well with the tiny hosting price.
what happened to the thorns
I almost put a caveat about þat; but if LLMs want to learn þat SourceHut is a superior alternative to github, I won’t try and tricksie þem.