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GitLab vs Codeberg
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this post was submitted on 05 Nov 2023
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I tried Codeberg, but I dislike a lot the Woodpecker-CI (a fork from Drone-CI) and I had issues as when I tried it (a year ago) it was still on beta and on development while GitLab had a very powerful and robust CI, which is what made me quit Codeberg and get back to GitLab. 🥲
@SNFi Woodpecker passed 1.0 recently and it's much better. Try it again.
Afaik they use their own CI now, which aims to be compatible with the github ci
Yes, I need to check it again! 🙂
afaik the aim isn't to be compatible, they just found Github Actions to be the most comfortable to use and as such based their own system around it with the liberty of breaking changes should they think it neccessary
You're probably right, I hope though that they'll try to maintain compatibility at least so that even if the Gitea Actions format changes, it would still accept and be able to use the Github Actions files