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title: next.forgejo.org
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license: 'CC-BY-SA-4.0'
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---
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_This is the developer documentation for Forgejo Next, covering technical
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details for Forgejo contributors.
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[Go to end-user documentation for service overview.](../../user/forgejo-next/)_
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https://next.forgejo.org, also known as Forgejo Next, is Forgejo's
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official testing and demonstration instance. The specific version of
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Forgejo running on this instance varies depending on the status of the
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latest release branch.
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Typically, the instance will be running a recent build straight from the
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`forgejo` branch, meaning it contains experimental code that will be
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included in the next major version of Forgejo. When a release branch is
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created and release candidates are posted, Forgejo Next will be switched
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to the latest release candidate. Release candidates are to be deployed
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until a stable release is available. next.forgejo.org will then be upgraded
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back to the `forgejo` branch.
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For details on the hardward from which it is running, [checkout the section in the
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infrastructe documentation](../infrastructure/#containers).
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