Gitea

Gitea is a lightweight, self-hosted Git service providing source code repository hosting, code review, issue tracking, wiki documentation, and continuous integration features, designed as a fast, easy-to-install, community-driven alternative to proprietary code hosting platforms, written in Go with minimal system requirements that enable deployment on inexpensive virtual private servers, home servers, and even single-board computers. The repository management provides Git hosting with support for all standard Git operations including push, pull, fetch, clone, branch, merge, and tag, with a web interface for browsing code, viewing commit history, comparing branches and tags, and downloading repository archives. The pull request workflow enables code review with inline comments on specific lines, approval and change request mechanisms, merge strategies including merge commit, squash, and rebase, branch protection rules requiring reviews and status checks before merging, and automated merging when criteria are met. The issue tracking system provides bug reporting, feature requests, and task management with labels, milestones, assignees, due dates, time tracking, dependencies between issues, kanban boards, and custom issue templates. The organization features support teams with role-based access control, repository groups, and fine-grained permission management. The continuous integration through Gitea Actions provides workflow automation compatible with popular CI formats, running build and test pipelines on self-hosted or containerized runners. The API enables programmatic access for automation and integration. The theming system provides customization options. The Docker deployment simplifies installation. Designed for software development teams, open-source maintainers, DevOps engineers, and organizations needing self-hosted code collaboration.