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[?]Game of Trees Hub » 🌐
@gothub@exquisite.social

All our hosted repository VMs are now running 0.131 which was released today:

gameoftrees.org/releases/chang

The most relevant changes are:

"allow the global default hash algorithm to be changed to sha1 in gotsys.conf"

"prevent branches in protected branch namespaces from being rewound"

    [?]ティージェーグレェ » 🌐
    @teajaygrey@snac.bsd.cafe

    That'll teach me to go to sleep early, wake up early and fail to look closely at my calendar.

    I do work today.

    Just, not at 8am!

    My shift isn't until 16:00.

    Hahahahahahaha, ah well. I guess I could have stayed up later? Or slept in more? I already spent > 70+ minutes on the commute into the "office" how shall I burn the next 8ish hours until my shift actually begins?

    Well, for starters, I submitted a Pull Request to update MacPorts' Got (Game of Trees) to 0.130.1 -portable here:

    https://github.com/macports/macports-ports/pull/36049

    One of the GitHub Continuous Integration checks passed OK. The other one? Is queued.

    Hopefully it will go smoothly?

    Regardless, it's up to someone else with commit access to merge it.


      [?]Stefan Sperling [he/him/his] » 🌐
      @stsp@bsd.network

      The main repositories of the project have been migrated to SHA256 object identifiers: marc.gameoftrees.org/mail/1792

        [?]Game of Trees Hub » 🌐
        @gothub@exquisite.social

        Financial summary of our hosting service based on and in Q3/2026:

        Our financial situation is profitable. Our expenses with 3 production servers (web, mail, repositories) are now fully covered by our subscriber base. Our one and only repository server is almost booked out.

        There is not enough money left over to pay anyone for their time working on the project so we remain in full volunteer mode. We will keep a buffer to prepare for renting additional servers once this becomes necessary.

        Expenses:

        Total hosting costs in Q3 2026: 781€

        Payment processor fees: 52.66€

        EU VAT: 147.11€

        Amount total: 980.77€

        Funds received from subscribers in Q3 2026:

        EU amount total: 701.00€

        non-EU amount: 454.00€

        Amount total: 1155.00€

        Funds received on in Q3 2026:

        EU amount total: 538.65€

        non-EU amount: 171.50€

        Amount total: 710.15€

          [?]Thomas Adam » 🌐
          @thomasadam@bsd.network

          Hello everyone,

          I've released the -portable version of got-0.130, in-line with upstream got.

          See their changelog for what's included:

          gameoftrees.org/releases/chang

          For portable-specific information, see:

          gameoftrees.org/portable.html

          Any questions, shout!

            [?]Game of Trees Hub » 🌐
            @gothub@exquisite.social

            Our transparently funded hosting service now defaults to SHA256 repositories.

            All our hosted VMs have been updated to 0.130. Changelog: gameoftrees.org/releases/chang

            Details about our support for SHA256 repositories can be found in our latest community update at : opencollective.com/gothub/upda

              [?]Stefan Sperling [he/him/his] » 🌐
              @stsp@bsd.network

              compatible version control system version 0.130 has been released.

              This version adds server-side support for SHA256 repositories and defaults to SHA256 for newly created repositories.

              We will be upgrading our @gothub hosting service to this version soon.

              gameoftrees.org/releases/chang

                [?]Stefan Sperling [he/him/his] » 🌐
                @stsp@bsd.network

                The Gotweb authenticator app written by Johannes Thyssen Tishman which makes it easy to browse repositories hosted on servers which require authentication is now available in :

                f-droid.org/en/packages/org.ga

                  [?]Stefan Sperling [he/him/his] » 🌐
                  @stsp@bsd.network

                  Patiently waiting for the gotweb authenticator app by jtt to appear on .

                  Fdroid app screenshot in dark theme. The search bar at the top contains the search term "gotweb" and fdroid reports "No matching applications available".

                  Alt...Fdroid app screenshot in dark theme. The search bar at the top contains the search term "gotweb" and fdroid reports "No matching applications available".

                  Screenshot of an early prototype of the Gotweb Authenticator app (then still called Gothub Authenticator) showing 3 public gotwebd instances in a list to pick from. Tapping on an entry performs SSH authentication and then opens a browser window to display the website generated by gotwebd.

                  Alt...Screenshot of an early prototype of the Gotweb Authenticator app (then still called Gothub Authenticator) showing 3 public gotwebd instances in a list to pick from. Tapping on an entry performs SSH authentication and then opens a browser window to display the website generated by gotwebd.

                    [?]Game of Trees Hub » 🌐
                    @gothub@exquisite.social

                    We have just installed yesterday's flood of syspatches on our VM host server and all VMs. While at it, all VMs have been upgraded to 0.129.

                    Happy hacking!

                      roman boosted

                      [?]Stefan Sperling [he/him/his] » 🌐
                      @stsp@bsd.network

                      I really like Simon Harrison's series of blog posts about using for simple version control tasks: simonh.uk/tags/got/index.html

                      My own use cases are more complicated than Simon's but it is making me happy to see confirmation of how the UI designed for working on and related projects is working very well for people with fairly simple needs. That was one of my goals from the very beginning and is a significant differentiator from .