Forgejo
Forgejo monthly report - July 2025 | forgejo.org
The monthly report is meant to provide a good overview of what has changed in Forgejo in the past month.| forgejo.org
The monthly report is meant to provide a good overview of what has changed in Forgejo in the past month.| forgejo.org
The monthly report is meant to provide a good overview of what has changed in Forgejo in the past month.| forgejo.org
The monthly report is meant to provide a good overview of what has changed in Forgejo in the past month.| forgejo.org
Forgejo v12.0 was released on 17 July 2025. You will find a short selection of the changes it introduces below and a complete list in the release notes.| forgejo.org
Forgejo v9.0 was released 16 October 2024. You will find a short selection of the changes it introduces below and a complete list in the release notes.| forgejo.org
Since its inception, Forgejo (a self-hosted git forge, like GitHub) has been a soft fork of Gitea. Upgrading to it was - and for the time being, remains to be - as simple as changing the URL from which the release is downloaded. Over time, the way Forgejo is governed and developed evolved. To be able to provide stable, secure, reliable releases, Forgejo requires a reasonable effort made at writing tests for each change that goes into the code. This has worked out remarkably well, as it caught...| forgejo.org
After many days of hard work and preparation by a team of former Gitea maintainers and enthusiasts from the FOSS community, we are proud to announce that the Forgejo project is now live.| forgejo.org
