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@hejchristian Depending on your needs, there is the option of simply having the repository on a server, just as a directory. That way anyone with SSH access can pull and push. I host most of my repositories on my website like that (https://fietkau.software/git_repositories), with a wrapper around Gitweb (https://git-scm.com/docs/gitweb) for public downloads.
It's not great for collaboration though – no issues, pull requests, etc. I put my stuff that needs those kinds of channels on Codeberg.
@hejchristian I'm trying out @codefloe as a sort of private repo analog to @Codeberg. Nothing major to report, but so far so good!
@hejchristian Depending on your needs, there is the option of simply having the repository on a server, just as a directory. That way anyone with SSH access can pull and push. I host most of my repositories on my website like that (https://fietkau.software/git_repositories), with a wrapper around Gitweb (https://git-scm.com/docs/gitweb) for public downloads.
It's not great for collaboration though – no issues, pull requests, etc. I put my stuff that needs those kinds of channels on Codeberg.
@julian @hejchristian And Codeberg is on German servers and run by a German nonprofit, is that right?
@drgroftehauge AFAIK yes. I'm not 100% sure what their guarantees are regarding server jurisdiction, but I recall they own their metal.
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