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Goodbye, Bitbucket!
Tuxman:
There is no "the BSD license". Also, it is based on... Java? :huh:
Lintalist:
Java indeed - I just checked which version I tried a few years ago - v1.36 - it worked well locally but in the end I didn't need it to have something like this - I remembered just now I had it. It is/was indeed very easy to setup - just start "scm-server.bat" and its up.
https://bitbucket.org/sdorra/scm-manager/src/default/LICENSE.txt (the source is on bitbucket, the irony)
Gittea is also very easy and cross platform but it is GIT of course https://try.gitea.io/
I just read that there are people working on mercurial + gitlab as a fork, discussion with links and presentation https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/issues/31600
Tuxman:
That Heptapod looks interesting, but it confuses the hell out of me that they use "CVS" when they mean "VCS". ;D
Deozaan:
Due to the concerns over local data loss, I looked further into Sourcehut and created an account. Technically it is donationware or at the very least a free alpha as payments are optional. More details about that can be found here:
https://sourcehut.org/alpha-details/
I also like that one of their goals before it is considered feature-complete (and ready to promote from alpha to beta) is to allow "data freedom, including importing and exporting all of your account data."
That Heptapod looks interesting, but it confuses the hell out of me that they use "CVS" when they mean "VCS". ;D
-Tuxman (August 24, 2019, 06:37 AM)
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Yes, that's another one that I've looked into. Looks interesting indeed.
wraith808:
There is no "the BSD license". Also, it is based on... Java? :huh:
-Tuxman (August 24, 2019, 06:04 AM)
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One would assume from the phrasing that they mean the original BSD License, but it would be good to check with them.
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