Hi
Is there a particular reason for using Gitea in the labs? For instance, we are migrating repositories from GitHub to Gitea, even though Jenkins supports integration with both platforms.
gitea is handy for a couple of reasons. First, you can host it yourself. Second, it works a lot like Github, so it’s a way of demonstrating the concepts used in github in a way that we can readily monitor during a lab. Integrating with remote github is rather annoying to arrange, due to how its security works. But integrating a lab with gitea is comparatively simple, so we use it a great deal in our labs. It’s also handy for certain project in industry where you don’t want to use a paid github subscription, or where security requirements make that a problem.
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