I love Forgejo, it's SO freaking good. However, I really need it to have issue retagging when moving them between different kanban columns and a proper API to manage it all from elsewhere.
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You should open an issue for this if it doesn’t exist yet, or, if possible, attempt a pull request. The maintainers are kind, welcoming and helpful from my experience.
Might pay to wait a minor or two before repinning your compose file, Forgejo has had issues on the first release of a major.
Generally, yes! I couldn't resist though and merged the renovate PR - seems fine so far. (It's my local single user instance and I could easily restore, so it hasn't been particularly high stakes)
You updated f'jo with renovate? Badass.
Yeah, I keep forgejo's compose file in forgejo. Changing the file triggers my Komodo which pulls the new file and applies it. It may interrupt a pipeline triggered by the merge or similar, but it's generally fine.