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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, at which point the stable release
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will be deployed. After the release has been sufficiently tested (often
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after it's deployed to Codeberg), next.forgejo.org will then be upgraded
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back to the `forgejo` branch.
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next.forgejo.org is generously hosted by Codeberg to help the Forgejo
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community test and demonstrate its product. The instance runs inside
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its own LXC container on Codeberg's infrastructure. When SNI-enabled
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traffic bound for next.forgejo.org reaches Codeberg's proxy on port 443,
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the raw TCP traffic is forwarded to the container, allowing the instance
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to terminate the SSL/TLS and obtain its own certificate using Forgejo's
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inbuilt ACME client. The proxy also forwards port 2222 to the container
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for SSH access. Additionally, Codeberg provides a database on their
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existing MariaDB host for the instance to use.
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Inside the container, the Forgejo binary is manually installed to
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`/usr/local/bin/forgejo` with the service managed by systemd.
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Configuration is loaded from `/etc/forgejo/app.ini`.
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_TODO: Semi-automated deployment with Forgejo Actions._
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Since the container is inside Codeberg's infrastructure, logging into
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it for maintainence is subject to Codeberg's security policy. If you
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need to access it, please
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[seek approval from the Forgejo community](https://codeberg.org/forgejo/governance/issues),
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then contact Codeberg staff for more information.
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<!-- TODO: Add more information about the requirements and how to set it up after seeking Codeberg's approval -->
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When working with the container, it's important to avoid breaking anything
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in a way that will cause any user data to be lost. Users of next.forgejo.org
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are expected to keep their own backups of any important data they upload,
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but we also wish to encourage casual use of the instance for legitimate
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projects, not just test repos, so the instance should _not_ be considered
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disposable.
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