Forgejo v15.0 is available
76 points by jussi
76 points by jussi
This is the first Forgejo release with some of my work in it! I've started chipping away at Forgejo's accessibility bug backlog and it's been tons of fun. I even temporarily blocked the release of v15 due to a mistake I'd made in a PR that had been merged and needed to be reverted. It's a fun project to contribute to, highly recommend taking a look at it.
Your article mentions quickly switching between tabs. I think firefox doesn't make it very easy by default but the sideberry add-on for vertical tabs makes it so that clicking on the current tab switches to the previous tab.
IOW, if you want to switch between tabs A and B, you click on tab A, then tab B, leave your cursor on top of tab B and click in the same place to get to tab A; and to get to tab B, since your cursor hasn't moved, it's still over tab B and you can simply click.
It's also more convenient even when you have to move your cursor to interact with the page because the current tab is highlighted and it's the simplest one to locate visually.
I'm pretty sure you can have key bindings for that but I'm not sure they're as convenient (and the C-Tab / C-S-Tab is painful since it's easy to make a mistake and forget shift once or press it when you shouldn't).
I’ve been maintaining a soft fork for months that I deploy to tree.ht, but I feel like a lot of it could/should be upstreamed. what’s the process like? any advice for someone who’s not used to contributing to repos outside of doing it for work?
Repository-specific access tokens, yay! I have a use case for that, and was confounded by their absence just last week. The pace of development for forgejo feels really solid to me.
Some serious CI improvements here that I’ve been wanting for a long time and didn’t expect to see so soon. The Forgejo team has been doing some really impressive work.
gitea also released a new version, how are they diverging?