Forgejo
A self-hosted lightweight software forge
Forgejo Community



Forgejo is a self-hosted lightweight software forge, designed to be a fully self-hosted, privacy-respecting alternative to GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket. It is a fork of Gitea with additional features and community-driven enhancements. Forgejo is written in Go and can run on low-resource hardware like a Raspberry Pi.
🔑 Key features include:
🏠 Fully self-hosted and private 🎯 Issue tracker and project management 👥 Account/Organization/Repository management 🕶️ Tor support 🛠️ Repository Git hooks/deploy keys 📝 Repository issues, pull requests, and wiki 👤 Add/Remove repository collaborators 🌐 Gravatar and custom source 🖥️ Admin panel ⚙️ Forgejo Actions for CI/CD 🚀 Lightweight and performant
🌍 Forgejo is brought to you by an inclusive community under the umbrella of Codeberg e.V., a democratic non-profit organization. It is 100% Free Software, focusing on security, scaling, federation, and privacy.
🚨 This release includes important security fixes:
- Fixed excess creation of commit_status records
- Upgraded Go version to 1.25.6, addressing denial of service vulnerabilities
Full release notes are available at https://forgejo.org/releases/
🚨 This release includes important security fixes:
- Fixed dependency repository permission checks in API operations
- Prevented draft releases from being read before publication
- Fixed misconfigured security checks on tag delete operations
- Corrected enforcement of head branch protection rules during pull request updates
- Fixed issue where issue owners could delete other users' comment edit history
- Prevented bypassing of tag protection rules during tag deletion
Full release notes are available at https://forgejo.org/releases/
🚨 This release includes important security fixes:
- Fixed email address leakage on GPG signed commits
- Prevented writing to out-of-repo symlink destinations in template repos
- Fixed notification page displaying titles of unsubscribed issues from private repositories
Additional improvements:
- Fixed package cleanup rules when there are more than 200 packages
- Fixed LFS garbage collection not running due to configuration parsing bug
- Improved error handling for corrupted database migration tracking
- Fixed issues with unactivated users sending recovery emails
Full release notes are available at https://forgejo.org/releases/
This release includes various improvements and bug fixes.
Key highlights:
- Enhanced security measures for CSRF protection and git operations
- Improved 2FA enforcement for OpenID 2.0
- Fixed issues with email validation and token management
- Enhanced Forgejo Actions job naming and artifact handling
- Improved code search functionality and pagination
- Various UI and performance enhancements
Full release notes are available at https://forgejo.org/releases/
This release includes various improvements and bug fixes.
Key highlights:
- Improved Forgejo Actions server logging
- Fixed issues with release and wiki migration API
- Resolved problems with expired artifacts and quota calculation
- Enhanced pull request cross-references and reply functionality
- Improved user interface for force-push comparisons and footer links
- Fixed user activation with uppercase email addresses
- Enhanced collaborator permissions for wiki editing
Full release notes are available at https://forgejo.org/releases/
This release includes various improvements and bug fixes.
Key highlights:
- Fixed LFS upload permissions allowing read-only users to upload files
- Enforced 2FA security key use with external account logins
- Improved runner task display and branch commit icon visibility
- Adjusted UI spacing and icons for clarity
- Updated translations and fixed logging for missing locale strings
Full release notes are available at https://forgejo.org/releases/
- Version11.0.10
- CategoryDeveloper Tools
- Source codePublic
- Developed by
- Submitted by
- Compatible withumbrelOS 0.5 or later
