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title: "Gitea and Woodpecker CI"
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tags: ["gitea", "woodpecker", "cicd", "self hosting"]
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date: "2022-09-12"
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featuredimagepreview: "/woodpecker.jpg"
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Another year, another post!
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This time writing about my experience setting up and configuring [Gitea](https://gitea.io) and [Woodpecker](https://woodpecker-ci.org) as a self-hosted Git setup with full CI/CD pipelines.
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I've decided to make the repo for this blog public with a [simple CI script](https://tinker.nz/idanoo/m2.nz/src/branch/main/.woodpecker.yml) configured to do hands free deployments. I'm aware that using `git pull` over SSH is a poor-mans CI script, but it works as a proof of concept and I do plan to tidy it up in the future™.
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{{< image src="/woodpecker.jpg" caption="Woodpecker CI deploying this blog" >}}
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### Gitea
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I've run a Gitea server before so found it pretty seamless to get working. It was a matter of downloading a binary and setting some configuration flags (hostname, database config if needed, etc).
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### Woodpecker CI
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Coming from Gitlab CI it seems pretty basic, but in reality it can do almost everything you need. I'm still figuring out it's capbilities but it does the basic stuff
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