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Self-hosted GitHub alternative?
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this post was submitted on 11 Aug 2023
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I currently use GitLab, but if I were doing things from the start I'd go with Gitea or Forgejo since its lighter. Though I do quite like GitLab CI (which is why I didn't go with the other initially) but these days I hear Gitea has Actions support built in.
I'm in the same boat. GitLab CI is so nice that I still host it, even if everything else is overkill.
Gitlab also has issues, error tracking via sentry and much more. If you want only something nice to host your code go with Gitea, if you also want to manage your project or do auto releases, use gitlab.