Forgejo

A self-hosted Git forge that provides everything you need for software development — repositories, issues, pull requests, CI/CD, wikis, and more. Forgejo is a community-driven fork focused on sustainability and user freedom.

What You Can Do After Deployment

1. Visit your domain — on first access, complete the initial configuration (database defaults to SQLite, no extra setup needed)
2. Register an account — create your first user account, which becomes the site administrator
3. Create repositories — push code via HTTPS or SSH, browse with the built-in web UI
4. Collaborate — open issues, submit pull requests, review code, and manage projects with kanban boards
5. Explore features — wikis, kanban boards, package registry, and more

Key Features

• Git repository hosting with web-based code browsing and editing
• Issues and pull requests with labels, milestones, and assignees
• Wikis for project documentation
• Kanban-style project boards
• Built-in package registry (npm, PyPI, Maven, Docker, and more)
• Forgejo Actions (CI/CD) — compatible with GitHub Actions syntax, but requires a separate Forgejo Runner service not included in this template
• Federation support via ActivityPub (experimental)
• Lightweight — low resource consumption, suitable for small servers

License

GPL-3.0-or-later — Codeberg | Website