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What is Gitea?

Gitea is a painless self-hosted Git service. It is similar to GitHub, Bitbucket, and GitLab. Gitea is a fork of Gogs. See the Gitea Announcement blog post to read about the justification for a fork.

Purpose

The goal of this project is to provide the easiest, fastest, and most painless way of setting up a self-hosted Git service. With Go, this can be done with an independent binary distribution across all platforms and architectures that Go supports. This support includes Linux, macOS, and Windows, on architectures like amd64, i386, ARM, PowerPC, and others.

Features

User Dashboard
- Context switcher (organization or current user)
- Activity timeline
  - Commits
  - Issues
  - Pull requests
  - Repository creation
- Searchable repository list
- List of organizations
- A list of mirror repositories
Issues dashboard
- Context switcher (organization or current user)
- Filter by
  - Open
  - Closed
  - Your repositories
  - Assigned issues
  - Your issues
  - Repository
- Sort by
  - Oldest
  - Last updated
  - Number of comments
Pull request dashboard
- Same as issue dashboard
Repository types
- Mirror
- Normal
- Migrated
Notifications (email and web)
- Read
- Unread
- Pin
Explore page
- Users
- Repos
- Organizations
- Search
Custom templates
Override public files (logo, css, etc)
CSRF and XSS protection
HTTPS support
Set allowed upload sizes and types
Logging
Configuration
- Databases
  - MySQL
  - PostgreSQL
  - SQLite3
  - MSSQL
  - TiDB (experimental, not recommended)
- Configuration file
  - app.ini
- Admin panel
  - Statistics
  - Actions
    - Delete inactive accounts
    - Delete cached repository archives
    - Delete repositories records which are missing their files
    - Run garbage collection on repositories
    - Rewrite SSH keys
    - Resync hooks
    - Recreate repositories which are missing
  - Server status
    - Uptime
    - Memory
    - Current # of goroutines
    - And more
  - User management
    - Search
    - Sort
    - Last login
    - Authentication source
    - Maximum repositories
    - Disable account
    - Admin permissions
    - Permission to create git hooks
    - Permission to create organizations
    - Permission to import repositories
  - Organization management
    - People
    - Teams
    - Avatar
    - Hooks
  - Repository management
    - See all repository information and manage repositories
  - Authentication sources
    - OAuth
    - PAM
    - LDAP
    - SMTP
  - Configuration viewer
    - Everything in config file
  - System notices
    - When somthing unexpected happens
  - Monitoring
    - Current processes
    - Cron jobs
      - Update mirrors
      - Repository health check
      - Check repository statistics
      - Clean up old archives
- Environment variables
- Command line options
Multi-language support (21 languages)
Mermaid Diagram support
Mail service
- Notifications
- Registration confirmation
- Password reset
Reverse proxy support
- Includes subpaths
Users
- Profile
  - Name
  - Username
  - Email
  - Website
  - Join date
  - Followers and following
  - Organizations
  - Repositories
  - Activity
  - Starred repositories
- Settings
  - Same as profile and more below
  - Keep email private
  - Avatar
    - Gravatar
    - Libravatar
    - Custom
  - Password
  - Mutiple email addresses
  - SSH Keys
  - Connected applications
  - Two factor authentication
  - Linked OAuth2 sources
  - Delete account
Repositories
- Clone with SSH/HTTP/HTTPS
- Git LFS
- Watch, Star, Fork
- View watchers, stars, and forks
- Code
  - Branch browser
  - Web based file upload and creation
  - Clone urls
  - Download
    - ZIP
    - TAR.GZ
  - Web based editor
    - Markdown editor
    - Plain text editor
      - Syntax highlighting
    - Diff preview
    - Preview
    - Choose where to commit to
  - View file history
  - Delete file
  - View raw
- Issues
  - Issue templates
  - Milestones
  - Labels
  - Assign issues
  - Track time
  - Reactions
  - Filter
    - Open
    - Closed
    - Assigned person
    - Created by you
    - Mentioning you
  - Sort
    - Oldest
    - Last updated
    - Number of comments
  - Search
  - Comments
  - Attachments
- Pull requests
  - Same features as issues
- Commits
  - Commit graph
  - Commits by branch
  - Search
  - Search in all branches
  - View diff
  - View SHA
  - View author
  - Browse files in commit
- Releases
  - Attachments
  - Title
  - Content
  - Delete
  - Mark as pre-release
  - Choose branch
- Wiki
  - Import
  - Markdown editor
- Settings
  - Options
    - Name
    - Description
    - Private/Public
    - Website
    - Wiki
      - Enabled/disabled
      - Internal/external
    - Issues
      - Enabled/disabled
      - Internal/external
      - External supports url rewriting for better integration
    - Enable/disable pull requests
    - Transfer repository
    - Delete wiki
    - Delete repository
  - Collaboration
    - Read/write/admin
  - Branches
    - Default branch
    - Branch protection
  - Webhooks
  - Git hooks
  - Deploy keys

System Requirements

A Raspberry Pi 3 is powerful enough to run Gitea for small workloads.
2 CPU cores and 1GB RAM is typically sufficient for small teams/projects.
Gitea should be run with a dedicated non-root system account on UNIX-type systems.
- Note: Gitea manages the ~/.ssh/authorized_keys file. Running Gitea as a regular user could break that user's ability to log in.
Git version 1.7.2 or later is required. Version 1.9.0 or later is recommended. Also please note:
- Git large file storage will be available if enabled when git >= 2.1.2.
- Git commit-graph rendering will be enabled automatically when git >= 2.18.

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What is Gitea?

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What is Gitea?

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Features

System Requirements

Browser Support

Components

Software and Service Support

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