This mainly came about because I noticed an inconsistency in the
`docs/user/actions.md` section, where it said a snippet ensures the usage
of _Alpine 3.18_, but the snippet actually obviously said _3.19_.
While I was at it, I just updated all mentions of Alpine I could find to
the current _3.20_.
The config section can be easily missed when someone intends to only use the token as an env var. But that section contains the crucial bit of information about formatting the token.
This splits the credentials info from configuration description and makes the format explicit. While at it, the necessary permission is highlighted.
This should fix Codeberg/Community#1701
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* all future release and EOL dates on Wednesdays
* v7 with EOL 2025
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Document the "scopes" field that is now required when generating API tokens. Refer to the documentation of scope names.
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Defaulting to docker_host: "" will expose the underlying docker socket
to all containers which is a security risk. The default must be the
most secure setup.
* added new step to check the activity in history
* renamed `Weblate repository admin page` to `repository management`
* placed it where it belongs: right before the mentions of buttons from that page
* clarified actions for the case of title having [skip ci]
* updated pull request prefix: `[I18N]` -> **i18n:**
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Hi, I just encountered this small issue when trying to build forgejo.
I could update this in other places as well if needed, but for now I assumed the `next` branch would be a good start.
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Change internal ssh port for rootless image to 2222 as the rootless image has ssh running on port 2222.
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The https://code.forgejo.org/infrastructure organization was created
recently to host infrastructure resources. The documentation should go there
instead of the Forgejo documentation.
The configuration cheat sheet isn't the canonical documentation for the
CLI and this particular bit has no relation to `ENABLE_PPROF` setting
anymore.
Resolves forgejo/forgejo#5268
It simplifies the setup instructions and the skill requirements for
devops to use nginx to forward all ports instead of a mix of nftables
& nginx.
Also supports IPv6 and not just IPv4.
This has been adapted from
https://codeberg.org/Codeberg/Documentation/src/branch/main/content/git/using-tags.md,
and updated to document the changes from
https://codeberg.org/forgejo/forgejo/pulls/1445.
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- it is related to installation instructions
- mention SQLite in the guide
- reduce the complexity of the guide (I think we don't need to cover all the details here, there are better guides available)
