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ISSOtm

19 karma · joined November 30, 2025

Hello! Younger French dev (white cishet AuDHD male, he/they). I write a lot of FOSS, and will talk your ear off about the Game Boy if given a chance :)
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ISSOtm··on GitHub to Codeberg: my experience
Is it really that low an impact? A lot of the work performed in CI is duplicated (`apt update && apt install texlive-full` f.ex.), and thus there'd be a benefit to running it less often.

Consider also https://openssf.org/blog/2025/09/23/open-infrastructure-is-n... :

> Automated CI systems, large-scale dependency scanners, and ephemeral container builds, which are often operated by companies, place enormous strain on infrastructure. > These commercial-scale workloads often run without caching, throttling, or even awareness of the strain they impose.

...which implies that the load isn't negligible.

ISSOtm··on GitHub to Codeberg: my experience
I personally expected the AI stuff to be a fad that would go away quickly, and thus didn't get out the second they did that (for the same reason that distro-hopping is unhealthy). It's more a symptom of the frog recognising that okay yeah the temperature's grown definitely too high.
ISSOtm··on GitHub to Codeberg: my experience
Not F-Droid, but I have seen projects adding Codeberg support because it's starting to reach the threshold effect.
ISSOtm··on GitHub to Codeberg: my experience
The point still stands for private repos, and also not making the job easy for them.
ISSOtm··on GitHub to Codeberg: my experience
I also like it, particularly for its outstanding CI, but I don't like the patch/email-centric approach. (Gave it a try, didn't have a good time.)
ISSOtm··on GitHub to Codeberg: my experience
Note that private repos are supported on Codeberg. (I would link to one of mine, but you'd just see a 404 :P)
ISSOtm··on GitHub to Codeberg: my experience
SourceHut has Mercurial hosting: https://hg.sr.ht
ISSOtm··on GitHub to Codeberg: my experience
Actually, that's only for the Woodpecker instance. Forgejo Actions can be used without asking for permission, and three tiers of (Linux-only, adm64-only) free runners are provided.