Hello Arun! Too bad I missed the event on Saturday.
Arun Isaac <arunis...@systemreboot.net> skribis: > guix-forge is a Guix service that, ambitiously, tries to reproduce a > sourcehut, GitHub or GitLab like code forge, but using only > off-the-shelf components like cgit, laminar, public-inbox, etc. The idea > is to enable users to write a few lines of Guix operating-system > configuration code, and have an entire code forge deployed and > ready. guix-forge is similar to projects like FreedomBox, YunoHost and > Mail-in-a-Box, but for code forges and built on the rock-solid > foundation that is Guix. This is really nice. I like the idea of having easy deployment through a Guix service, and of composing existing tools. (It’d even be worth a blog post, hint hint ;-)) > For now, only the laminar CI feature is in place. In the presentation, I > will show a setup of laminar CI with guix-forge. On every git commit to > a project repo, the CI will > - automatically run tests for the project > - build and deploy a static project website > > If you would like to take a sneak peek of a guix-forge configuration, > there is a simple example in the Tutorial section of the manual at > https://guix-forge.systemreboot.net/manual/dev/en/ > > For a more complex real world configuration that, among other things, > does continuous deployment of a web service, you can look at the > guix-forge configuration for genenetwork.org at > https://git.genenetwork.org/arunisaac/genenetwork-machines . The Laminar > CI deployed by this configuration is at https://ci.genenetwork.org/ Neat. I wonder if there could be a more Guiley flavor of guix-forge, for instance with Gitile instead of Cgit and mumi instead of public-inbox (though these two are not quite equivalent). Thanks for sharing! Ludo’.