An opportunity for Golang devs to work on a great FOSS project with funding: Bringing Gitea to the Fediverse with ActivityPub support and the ForgeFed protocol…

  • DessalinesA
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    173 years ago

    If this were done, I’d 100% be in favor of moving lemmy’s issue tracking to gitea.

    • @SloppilyFloss
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      113 years ago

      Imagine users being able to report issues straight from lemmy with the very same lemmy accounts 😍

    • smallcirclesOPM
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      73 years ago

      That would be great! Gitea themself is also planning for a long while to dogfood gitea for their own development. I think this move away from github should happen one of these days.

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  • @pinknoise
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    This would be a really nice way to get projects to finally move off of github. But imo they have to finally add a proper access control system to make this usable.

    • smallcirclesOPM
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      83 years ago

      This acceleration on the open ActivityPub implementation in Gitea is thanks to the folks at FedeProxy who set apart the funds. FedeProxy will take the possibilities of Forge federation well beyond this still. I encourage to follow them, and read on their forum what’s cooking.

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      • smallcirclesOPM
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        32 years ago

        Indeed. It is not about federating Git, but federating code forges which increasingly become a whole bundle of different developer services and tools to keep developers locked into a certain centralized platform, if only by FOMO and network effects.

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        • smallcirclesOPM
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          One example (and where the minimum viable product will start) is to federate issue tracking. So that if you want to create an issue in a remote code forge, you can conveniently do that without creating an account and track it from your own forge.

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