Articles tagged as "codeberg"

When I first began migrating repositories from GitHub to Codeberg, the first thing I noticed was that vercel does not support codeberg as a git integration. I like vercel for a lot of reasons, but most of all the ability to preview a build of the site without deploying it to production. Additionally, if something does go seriously wrong, I can always rollback to a previous deployment that was working while I troubleshoot the cause. Using the command line tool for vercel I was able to still deploy just fine but I risked the codebase getting out of sync with the deployments.

I have been working on transitioning more of my sites to Codeberg after becoming a member, and today was the day that I took the plunge into using their hosted Woodpecker CI instance. You have to apply for access by submitting an issue to the requests repository, however the process was very quick and painless. Within a few days I had been approved and had access.

I have bounced around numerous note-taking applications, including Obsidian, Logseq, and Vimwiki. Each of them has had at least one fatal flaw that pushed me away from using it. For Logseq, it was the outliner methodology instead of just a standard page. For Obsidian it was the almost complete vim integration but that didn’t quite have everything. For Vimwiki, it was being able to read the notes on mobile. I sought a solution that would check all of these boxes.