I personally have been running Gitea for over a year, painless to use and each iteration gets better. I've reported a few bugs that get fixed pretty quickly with good response from the team. Definitely recommend anyone looking for a self-hosted git solution to consider it over gogs.
Is there an equivalent Gitea player in the Continuous Integration/Test Runner space?
Single binary, SQLite backed, low resource consumption, simple to run, simple to use.
https://drone.io/ is probably the closest to that, although not exactly that. It can even be integrated with Gitea.
Gitea is gogs.
Gitea has diverged considerably, at least in feature coverage.
I find it somewhat ironic that a GitHub competitor is using GitHub as it's Git service. I recognize they probably want the community benefits of it... but that likely explains to their potential users why they might also rather use GitHub.
We're fortunate these DVCS systems, like git, allow us to easily use GitHub and Gogs together; more than "allow", encourage.
Is it just me, or do all of these services end up looking like GitHub? Like, I get offering similar functionality, but these are so similar in how they look that I’m surprised that GitHub isn’t at least mildly annoyed…
They're all trying to present the same information. Just as every video site looks like Youtube with video thumbnails, titles, search, comments, etc, it's just the best way we have to display some styles of information. Github seems to be doing just fine, self-hosted software rarely takes much market share from the giants.
From the screenshots at https://gogs.io , it looks like the UI was directly taken from GitHub. See https://gogs.io/img/screenshots/2.png in particular. The watch/star/fork UI is exactly the same, the branch picker, the choice of HTTPS vs SSH to the top right of the file list, the book with a bookmark icon. This definitely looks like a GitHub clone, not a git host that happens have a similar UI because it's solving the same problem.