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Another spam wave hitting #Codeberg
Bunch of AI generated issues which look superficially legitimate, interspersed with spamming random crap.
Here's three on one of my #Codeberg repos.
The legit looking one is LLM generated nonsense. Looks vaguely right, but doesn't actually make sense.
Annoyingly, despite reporting the abuse, I can't see a way to delete the issue. I guess I have to manually close it?
Another spam wave hitting #Codeberg
Bunch of AI generated issues which look superficially legitimate, interspersed with spamming random crap.
Here's three on one of my #Codeberg repos.
The legit looking one is LLM generated nonsense. Looks vaguely right, but doesn't actually make sense.
Annoyingly, despite reporting the abuse, I can't see a way to delete the issue. I guess I have to manually close it?
Another spam wave hitting #Codeberg
Bunch of AI generated issues which look superficially legitimate, interspersed with spamming random crap.
I never once saw #Codeberg having an issue. It was always impressively fast. So I became a supporting member - and lo and behold, a minute later codeberg.org is entirely unreachable!
Don't worry, I still love you.
Another update of the Pyriodic Backend project:
Feedback and contributions are most welcome 
A feature that’s currently missing from @forgejo (and thus @Codeberg) is the ability to move issues between repositories (see https://codeberg.org/forgejo/forgejo/issues/1280).
Thankfully, Benjamin Melançon created Forego Helpers with a move_issue.py script that does this using the Forgejo API. Sadly, the script has a bug in it (a tiny regression introduced during a refactor) and their Forgejo instance doesn’t have signups so I couldn’t create a pull request, so here is a fork for the time being that you can use:
https://codeberg.org/aral/forgego-helpers
While fixing the bug, I also updated the project to use uv (https://docs.astral.sh/uv/) – think of it as a single tool that’s the equivalent of nvm and npm in Node.js that makes Python, well, usable out of the box.
So to move issue #299 from kitten/app to kitten/site on Codeberg, for example, you’d run the following in your terminal:
```shell
uv run move_issue.py kitten app 299 kitten site
```
That will move the issue (including comments), comment on both the old and new issues to link them together, and then close the old issue.
Enjoy!
#forgejo #codeberg #issues #repositories #git #movingIssues #python #uv #tools
There's all good news on the Dutch government front looking into using #FOSS alternatives for their own services and #OpenSource projects.
@janvlug just published a blog post (in Dutch) on how @developer is considering #Forgejo code forge, the #git forge software that #Codeberg host for more than 200k people, serving more than 300k repositories.
https://developer.overheid.nl/blog/2025/11/11/git-forge-overheid
Also follow @Gina updates on Dutch government plans, and participate in the discussions and polls. 💪
🚀 GitNex 11.0.0 is out!
This release brings a custom URL scheme for easier access to your own instances, plus new features and bug fixes.
✨ Highlights:
• Repository topics
• Add or delete topics
• View global repo settings as an instance admin
Release Notes: https://codeberg.org/gitnex/GitNex/releases
There's all good news on the Dutch government front looking into using #FOSS alternatives for their own services and #OpenSource projects.
@janvlug just published a blog post (in Dutch) on how @developer is considering #Forgejo code forge, the #git forge software that #Codeberg host for more than 200k people, serving more than 300k repositories.
https://developer.overheid.nl/blog/2025/11/11/git-forge-overheid
Also follow @Gina updates on Dutch government plans, and participate in the discussions and polls. 💪
🚀 GitNex 11.0.0 is out!
This release brings a custom URL scheme for easier access to your own instances, plus new features and bug fixes.
✨ Highlights:
• Repository topics
• Add or delete topics
• View global repo settings as an instance admin
Release Notes: https://codeberg.org/gitnex/GitNex/releases
Until we get federation going in #Codeberg, I'll settle for the next best thing: RSS->ActivityPub! Now I can boost the most interesting bits of my coding activity from time to time 🤓
Until we get federation going in #Codeberg, I'll settle for the next best thing: RSS->ActivityPub! Now I can boost the most interesting bits of my coding activity from time to time 🤓
How do we solve discoverability when using codeberg and self hosted Forgejo?
Is there already a solution here?
One of the things I loved about GitHub was the ability to search for other projects and then easily start contributing back to them.
I know there's federation planned in the Forgejo roadmap, but is there anything now that allows me to discover others on codeberg or with a self-hosted forgejo today? I want to build a network outside of GitHub.
How do we solve discoverability when using codeberg and self hosted Forgejo?
Is there already a solution here?
One of the things I loved about GitHub was the ability to search for other projects and then easily start contributing back to them.
I know there's federation planned in the Forgejo roadmap, but is there anything now that allows me to discover others on codeberg or with a self-hosted forgejo today? I want to build a network outside of GitHub.
The one time I need to show someone my website 🥲 #codeberg
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