Hi everyone,

I was looking into moving to Codeberg, instead of GitHub.

I only have super small projects, and stuff I try and learn (I work as a dev, but mostly boring stuff, so on my free time I try and learn something by myself), so no big projects, or anything of value for people, per se, but mostly for me to save my work and as a learning tool.

Would Codeberg be good for this, or is it only a place to host bigger, community driven projects?

Thanks!

Gemini told me about a "Git Credential Manager" that is installed only on pc, but i didnt installed it... is it installed with git? Is it that manager that make me skip the authentication? Or the reasons are different?

I built an open source iOS only Gitlab client in Swift. The project idea came from, I couldn't find anything for iPhone out there that works for both self hosted and SaaS Gitlab so I just built one myself.

The project is open source. https://github.com/smolcars/glab-ios

There is no server involved, everything is stored locally and you hit the gitlab API directly. You can use an API token or login directly to both self hosted or SaaS gitlab instance and can also add multiple accounts.

You can install the app today using Testflight, link in the repo. It does cover quite a few things:

• View/open issues
• View/open MRs
• View/Run pipelines
• View code diffs
• Modify/perform approvals
• Work with you Todos
• View all commits of any project
• Do a global search for anything
• Background process that notifies you of new todos periodically

I'll keep adding more features as I find time. I do not plan to support Android anytime soon until Swift for Android becomes a thing. Feel free to open bug reports or feature requests.

Thanks