Forgejo Runner
A daemon for running continuous integration jobs within a Forgejo instance.
Description
The Forgejo Runner is an alpha-release daemon designed to integrate with Forgejo instances for continuous integration. It facilitates the execution of jobs, streamlining the CI/CD process. The project is currently in alpha and should not be used in production environments due to security considerations. Installation and usage instructions are available in the Forgejo documentation. The runner is built upon a forked version of ACT and serves as a dependency for the setup-forgejo action. Local debugging is supported through a detailed process involving manual dependency installation and configuration of Forgejo, ACT, and the setup-forgejo action.
Features
The Forgejo Runner is a daemon that connects to a Forgejo server to execute continuous integration jobs. It supports various execution environments such as Docker and LXC. The Runner is written primarily in Go. It's designed to work with Forgejo's built-in Actions functionality. Detailed documentation provides instructions for installation and usage. Alpha-stage software, requiring careful consideration before use in production environments due to potential security vulnerabilities. The project integrates with tools like ACT for workflow management.
Benefits
Streamlines continuous integration and deployment workflows within Forgejo. Provides a mechanism for executing jobs triggered by events such as code pushes. Simplifies the process of automating build, test, and deployment processes. Facilitates easier integration of Forgejo with external CI/CD systems. Improves collaboration among developers by automating testing and deployment tasks. Enables faster feedback loops by automating testing and reporting processes. Offers improved reliability and efficiency in the software development lifecycle. Reduces manual intervention in the CI/CD pipeline.
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