I would love to host my code on Codeberg or self-hosted GitTea/GitLab instance. But Netlify requires a paid plan to use a customGitLab instance, and doesn’t support GitTea at all.
hey @hexandcube,
thanks for bringing this up. Looking at our roadmap, I can’t rule out that we will support other git providers and/or offer self hosted git instances on starter plans, but i don’t see any work planned for this in the foreseeable future.
If we do end up changing how we approach this, we’ll definitely circle back here and let you know!
+! for supporting Codeberg, thank you 
thanks for reaching out and sharing your opinion with the community!
Considering recent moves by Microsoft/GitHub and the increasing popularity of Codeberg, I think it’s more necessary than ever to support that option. Personally I’m migrating some repositories already, but would love to be able to deploy my Netlify-deployed projects as well.
+1 for Codeberg! I’m thinking of migrating some of my repositories and I want to continue using Netlify.
Netflify needs support for Codeberge, quick. I’ve alreay disconnected github, and am currently deploying using the cli until I can find a service that will deploy from Codeberg.
A data point for the Netlify folks: I’m currently investigating hosting approaches for a project that lives on Codeberg, and this right here is the issue that has me putting Netlify on the shelf for now.
Codeberg does support webhooks, so there’s hope that integration would be possible.
I’m in the process of moving my repositories to Codeberg, and right now this is the only blocker. Looking at the Forgejo API docs I’ve no doubt that this is possible (I don’t intend to lessen engineering effort).
I’m also interested in Codeberg support. Has this issue been fixed?
Adding that I would also like to see support for other git hosts. I’m using Codeberg.
+1 for Codeberg support. Feels like this issue is gathering momentum.
I’d love Codeberg support, and support for self-hosted
Given the increasing amount of GitHub outages, I suspect more and more people will be wanting to migrate to something like Codeberg, so supporting these services is becoming essential.
Hi, I also wanted to use Codeberg, and I found a (hackish) solution:
- Clone the Codeberg repo locally.
- Install the
netlify-clipackage as a dev dependency:npm install netlify-cli -D - Enter the npm script environment:
npx - Login to Netlify:
netlify login - Link the project to a Netlify site:
or create a new Netlify site:netlify linknetlify deploy --prod - Manually link the Netlify site to the Codeberg repo:
netlify init --manual - Copy the Netlify SSH public key and add it to your Codeberg account under User settings > SSH / GPG keys > Manage SSH keys.
- Copy the SSH URL from your repo and paste it in the terminal.
- Copy the webkook URL, then create a new Forgejo webhook in your repo under Settings > Webhooks > Add webhook and paste the webhook URL in the Target URL field.
+1 from me. There’s nothing keeping me on github and I’m considering moving to codeberg in the near future, but (non-hackish) netlify support is a blocker.
More fuel for the fire:
“There’s basically no more GitHub at all anymore,” one GitHub employee told me last month. “It’s all Microsoft, and the company is collapsing, both in outages that are reallllly bad and have torched the company reputation… and in an exodus of leadership.”
Would also like to see Codeberg / Forgejo support
+1 for Codeberg support. More and more open source projects are migrating from GitHub to Codeberg. I would love to see this feature. At least in the open source plan.