GitHub wants to spam open source projects with AI slop
GitHub wants to spam open source projects with AI slop
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GitHub wants to spam open source projects with AI slop
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They earn way to much money if they have time to create this crap.
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So... I think it's high time to start planning an exodus.
Is there a good alternative to GitHub?
I have two types of repos, a few public open-source projects for which I require:
- Basic git stuff ofc, PRs, forks, etc.
- Issues
- Automatic scanning for security vulnerabilities like GH does
- CI on PRs and nightly CRON based, free and allowing both cloud-hosted runners and adding self-hosted runners
- Ability to host a static documentation site
Plus private ones where I don't need any bells and whistles, just a git hoster for myself and no one else.
Is there something free that provides these things and doesn't suck? If I go to GitLab's page then it says:
so that's fucked too now, huh
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oh GitLab is terrible on several levels and is definitely best avoided — for some reason, they think that competing with github involves making all of github’s mistakes, but with a much worse UI
so far I’ve had good luck with codeberg. of your requirements, the only missing feature seems to be vulnerability scanning. CI is available and pretty good, but you have to ask for it to be enabled for your account. I think you’re able to hook self-hosted runners into codeberg’s CI frontend, but the process to do so confused the hell out of me, so you may have to dig a bit to figure out how it works.
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Re the GitLab marketing: what does it mean, what toolchains are they referring to, and what is "native AI"? Does that even mean anything, or is it just marketing gibberish to impress executives?
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GitLab Duo named a Leader in the Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for AI Code Assistants.
[eternal screaming]
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“beware, for I am a leader in the Gartner® Magic Quadrant™” is exactly the kind of thing I’d expect an evil wizard to scream moments before I hit him in the head with a mace
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Codeberg is the closest that I could think of, not sure if it meets all of the features listed
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If I had my druther’s I’d make my own hosting and call it “UnaGit”, and pretend it’s unagi/eel themed, when it is actually teddy K themed
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sexy skeleton....
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I've moved all my stuff to codeberg long ago. Never looked back.
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Seriously though, I can i trust dotnet ever again?
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Listen, I'm just saying that this never would've happened with hg.
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I've tried a few code review tools at work and while a few suggestions are useful, most have been useless.
I made a contribution to a project that is using AI generated reviews and the AI bot gave me something like five or six suggestions, every one of which was wrong in some way or another. Only one of the suggestions was worth considering and the code that it generated to implement that suggestion was bad to the point of being baffling.