Hi,
Is there an alternative to gitpod that works with codeberg? I’ve been trying to get them to work together, but I don’t seem to be able to. Gitpod does not want to authenticate with codeberg, and their support is basically ignoring me. I’m currently working on a private fork on github, but that is obviously not a long term solution. I don’t have any Linux resources at home. The ability to just spin the environment up from different machines is what made gitpod so useful. I could make changes regardless of where I was.
I looked around but haven’t found any easy alternatives for you.
Perhaps the best solution might be to find a workflow where you can continue using GitPod via GitHub. Something like:
- Pull from Codeberg to your local repository.
- Push from your local repository to GitHub.
- Use GitPod.
- Work in your GitHub repository.
- Repeat 1-2 to keep your GitHub repository updated.
- Repeat 3-4 for your development work.
- When ready for PR, Push or pull from GitHub back to your local repository.
- Push from your local repository to Codeberg and file the PR.
Edit: Added. It should be possible to import a repository directly from Codeberg to GitHub and without credentials, given that the Codeberg repository is publically accessible/cloneable?