Is it really that low an impact? A lot of the work performed in CI is duplicated (`apt update && apt install texlive-full` f.ex.), and thus there'd be a benefit to running it less often. Consider also…
I personally expected the AI stuff to be a fad that would go away quickly, and thus didn't get out the second they did that (for the same reason that distro-hopping is unhealthy). It's more a symptom of the frog…
The point still stands for private repos, and also not making the job easy for them.
Note that private repos are supported on Codeberg. (I would link to one of mine, but you'd just see a 404 :P)
SourceHut has Mercurial hosting: https://hg.sr.ht
Actually, that's only for the Woodpecker instance. Forgejo Actions can be used without asking for permission, and three tiers of (Linux-only, adm64-only) free runners are provided.
Is it really that low an impact? A lot of the work performed in CI is duplicated (`apt update && apt install texlive-full` f.ex.), and thus there'd be a benefit to running it less often. Consider also…
I personally expected the AI stuff to be a fad that would go away quickly, and thus didn't get out the second they did that (for the same reason that distro-hopping is unhealthy). It's more a symptom of the frog…
The point still stands for private repos, and also not making the job easy for them.
Note that private repos are supported on Codeberg. (I would link to one of mine, but you'd just see a 404 :P)
SourceHut has Mercurial hosting: https://hg.sr.ht
Actually, that's only for the Woodpecker instance. Forgejo Actions can be used without asking for permission, and three tiers of (Linux-only, adm64-only) free runners are provided.