On the UI side, individual workflows can now be rerun independently, matrix variants are grouped and filterable, and the interface got a visual refresh with smoother animations and keyboard shortcuts.
Full changelog: codefloe.com/crowci/crow/...
#crowci #foss #cicd #selfhosted
Crow CI v5.5.0 is out
Pipelines can now be written in Jsonnet alongside YAML, and logs can be stored on any S3-compatible backend.
The admin panel gained automatic Docker cleanup for orphaned containers and networks, and trusted PRs can be permanently approved to skip the gate.
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Heads-up: crowci.dev (the whole organization) has been moved off from #codeberg to #codefloe -> codefloe.com/crowci/crow
#cicd #golang #selfhost
If you find some bugs or just wanna say thanks, please do so at codeberg.org/crowci/crow.
NB: Crow will soon move to codefloe.com
#codeberg #codefloe
- Global cron/secrets/registry views
- Autoscaler UI integration
- New metrics panel with both table and charts view
- Support for multiple UI themes
- Auto-follow steps within a workflow as they proceed
- Conditions within "Deployment" runs (environment, task) actually take effect now
The new version includes many bugfixes and QOL improvements, which you might have come across in older versions (or in Woodpecker):
- Restarting failed pipelines resources metadata, so you can fix your secret conditions and actually rerun a workflow
- Bulk-delete for cron, secrets, registries
Just released v5 of #crowci - a hard-fork of #woodpecker
Many hours of work went into this new release, which looks and (almost) feels like an entirely new application!
Besides a fully refactored UI, docs were migrated to #astro #starlight (crowci.dev).
Alpine 3.23 #rstats binaries are now available at rpkgs.com.
Subsequently, 3.21 entered EOL. Binaries will continue to be built until 3.24 has been released.
#matrix folks running #dendrite : If you want to enable sliding sync (MSC4186) in your instance (which enables you to use Element X), have a look at this issue and the linked PR:
github.com/element-hq/d...
Feedback and general contributions are welcome/needed to keep Dendrite alive!
I was also surprised, also because the previous stack (proj, gdal etc.) worked in harmony and I couldn't find any valid reason for that bump to be necessary.
Fwiw: ~ 1.5 years ago, the same happened with libgit which then required a rebuild of all packages linking to it.
rpkgs.com binaries have been already rebuilt to link against the new syslib versions.
install.packages("terra", repos = "cran.rpkgs.com/amd64/rhel9/latest")
rpkgs.com
PSA: #rstats Posit PM binaries for spatial packages (sf, terra, etc.) on RHEL9/Rocky9/Alma9 are broken right now after a major bump from Proj8 to Proj9 in the Appstream repo lately.
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Various Forgejo Actions improvements; Update to Crow v4.4.0; IPV6 support
More details at forum.codefloe.com/t/2025-11-03...
#codefloe #forgejo #GiveUpGitHub
The #codefloe #postgres database now runs on three (NVME) bare-metal servers, making the platform performance even better.
The docs now also provide more details about the hardware in use: docs.codefloe.com/infrastructu...
#forgejo #GiveUpGitHub
Screenshot of changelog widget
#codefloe now shows a widget for instance-wide changelog posts and other global announcements.
Feel free to provide feedback in the forum (forum.codefloe.com/t/2025-08-13...) on this approach broadcasting changes to the platform!
#giveupgithub #forgejo
If you want a closer "pages" like feeling have a look at statichost.eu - can be easily coupled with webhook triggers in git repos.
#CodeFloe, a public #Forgejo-based #Github alternative, now has support for file icon sets (with 'devicon' being the default set).
The icon set can be switched on a per-user basis.
Showcase: codefloe.com/codefloe/for...
Meanwhile got some advice which includes
go version -m
and
govulncheck -mode=binary -show verbose <binary>
that perfectly verify and do what I was searching for.
Confirmed the findings of Trivy & MS Defender
Are trivy and MS Defender known for false-positives in such cases?
I am in a weird spot where multiple scanners flag (multiple) binaries, the company says "nothing there, error on your (scanner) side" and I need to report to the sec team with 2:1 scanners in favor of the vuln being present.
They are not willing to share their go.mod file to verify they are not using package version XY in them.
I am somewhat skeptical about this argument. What are my best chances to find a verifiable proof to this (other than attempting to exploit the vuln?)
#cve #security
I need advice in how to act in the following case:
A medium-big software vendor using #golang claims that the reported CVEs by #trivy and MS defender on their statically linked binaries are false-positives.
Only #snyk would give a "correct" result.
PSI: I stepped down as a #gitea helm chart maintainer: gitea.com/gitea/helm-g...
On top, there is no #arm64 image variant in 2025, and the related discussions around that (6+ years) have quite some popcorn potential.
Especially with the fact that the project is built with #golang and building multi-arch images there is super easy.
Deployed #harbor container registry lately.
While it has a lot of features and it is great to have a self-hostable alternative to the big SaaS options, the lack of love for details, especially in the UI, is somewhat insane.
Fellow coders, friends, #foss enthusiasts:
Are you in search of a #github alternative? Do you like #forgejo?
Then say hello to CodeFloe 👋️
👉️ codefloe.com
👉️ Docs: docs.codefloe.com
Read more about the motivation to create #codefloe here: pat-s.me/codefloe-lau...
Testers wanted: rpkgs.com now supports OS & arch agnostic repo definitions for #rstats package binaries:
rpkgs.com
options(repos = "cran.rpkgs.com")
(Also, support for Alpine 3.22 finally landed!)
Highlights ✨️:
- Non-admin users can now see all instance agents in a fully redesigned agent list view
- Docs now contain a feature comparison list to #woodpeckerci (www.crowci.dev/3.7/index.ht...)
- Scrolling to selected pipelines steps now works for shared links
- Support for dynamic page titles
Version 3.7.0 of #crowci is released!
> Crow CI is a Continuous Integration & Continuous Delivery (CI/CD)1 application. It is designed to be lightweight, simple to use and fast.
crowci.dev
#foss #cicd #codeberg
Sure, everyone is welcome
#rstats and everyone interested in the R package binary project I recently talked about:
Let's have a community call where I'll provide project information and we can discuss the path forward and how to best incorporate community participation.
RSVP: app.rallly.co/invite/sl7uC...
