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misswaterfairy 3 hours ago

Genuine question: if you're hosting private repos, is self-hosting an option?

Gitea Enterprise would be worth looking at.

https://about.gitea.com/products/gitea-enterprise/

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eknkc 3 hours ago | parent [-]

Honestly, not really wanna deal with self hosting it. Would rather pay for a decent service at this point.

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import 3 hours ago | parent [-]

There is already a blacksmith sh if you don't want to selfhost your runners. Or codeberg as a full solution if I am not mistaken.

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michaelbuckbee 3 hours ago | parent | next [-]

+1 for Blacksmith. You need to have a Github org to use it as it won't work on personal accounts, but it feels like a magic want that just makes runners 2x as fast.

I have it for all my stuff (dozens of repos and hundreds of PRs/builds per week) and it's only once in the last year that I've exceeded the free resource levels. I don't know if it's just extra capacity or they're burning VC dollars in the hopes of inspiring posts like this, but either way I feel like I'm taking advantage of them at this point.

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crote 3 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

Codeberg only allows F/LOSS software, for most companies that's a dealbreaker.

	▲	tcfhgj an hour ago \| parent [-]
		Private projects usually are not owned by companies