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A deep dive into my Forgejo setup
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Alexander Fortin's Tech Blog
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A deep dive into my Forgejo setup

I've finally found the will to setup my own personal Git forge. In this article I'm going to present in details my set up and discuss pros and cons that come with it

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Jul 19
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Mass delete repos from Forgejo, Gitea, or Codeberg
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hyperreal's Gists

Mass delete repos from Forgejo, Gitea, or Codeberg

A simple bash script to delete select repos from Forgejo/Codeberg using the API

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Apr 20
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TAM and OMN tools for potential Bonfire workflowsTAM and OMN tools for potential Bonfire workflows
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The Fulcrum, too
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TAM and OMN tools for potential Bonfire workflows

This article looks at Techno Anarchist and Open Media Network tools that would boost efficiency and productivity in Bonfire workflows. And I will be paraphrasing heavily. As mentioned in a previous TPF post, I plan to experiment with Bonfire and have taken notes for a series of articles. This is the second one. The first...

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Jan 31
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Deploy on push with Forgejo and Coolify
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Cory Dransfeldt
coryd.dev

Deploy on push with Forgejo and Coolify

All of my projects are now stored on my Forgejo instance rather than GitHub as the latter continues to speed run the enshittification curve. I've implemented a manual deploy button in my site's admin but for other, lighter-weight projects, I prefer to deploy changes whenever I push them up.

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Nov 28 '25
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Updating forgejo's robots.txt
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Cory Dransfeldt
coryd.dev

Updating forgejo's robots.txt

I've moved all of my personal, private projects over to my own forgejo instance . It's been reliable and an altogether simple transition — I even have it mirroring the ai.robots.txt repo.

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Nov 15 '25
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Using Codeberg, Gitea, or Forgejo as OIDC provider for Tailscale
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hyperreal's Gists

Using Codeberg, Gitea, or Forgejo as OIDC provider for Tailscale

In the web root of your web server, create the .well-known/webfinger file. For example, on mine, I have the following:

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Oct 2 '25
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