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[Question] Stay with Gitea or jump to Forgejo? (lemmy.world)

submitted 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) by PassingThrough@lemmy.world to c/selfhost@lemmy.ml

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Does anyone who’s more on the pulse of stuff than I know if I should stick with Gitea or jump to Forgejo while I can?

I understand that, for the moment at least, Forgejo should be a drop-in replacement for Gitea as they shared codebase for so long…

Anyone have experience that this is the case? What version did you make the switch on? Was it really just a binary/docker container swap on existing database or did you run into any troubles?

I’m at a crossroads where as a casual HomeLab user I don’t really care either way, but if there is a chance Gitea does something that ruins my use of it, I will regret having not switched while it was supposed to be easy. On the other hand, if Gitea remains the stronger choice and Forgejo fizzles out, I will regret leaving it behind. Help me decide? I’m on Gitea 1.21.5, the last “guaranteed” jump point now.

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[–] poVoq@slrpnk.net 15 points 1 year ago

Definitly go with Forgejo ASAP.

As for concerns that Forgejo fizzles out... highly unlikely given that the by far largest former Gitea instance is the driving force behind it (https://codeberg.org). But yes, as all community run FOSS projects that don't rely on for-profit investments it will be a community effort to keep it running.