As @yossarian noted my emphasis was on “new” software. Savannah is dated, doesn’t have modern features projects expect and doesn’t appear to be a forge developers want to use. (Even GNU projects like GUIX and GIMP use Codeberg and GNOME Gitlab instead.)
EDIT: Ideally there would be a “GNU forge software” that is so good it’s actually used widely beyond GNU.
As @yossarian noted my emphasis was on “new” software. Savannah is dated, doesn’t have modern features projects expect and doesn’t appear to be a forge developers want to use. (Even GNU projects like GUIX and GIMP use Codeberg and GNOME Gitlab instead.)
EDIT: Ideally there would be a “GNU forge software” that is so good it’s actually used widely beyond GNU.
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I wish they would run a forgejo instance for savannah.
They do use gitlab for CI though: https://emba.gnu.org/emacs/emacs/-/pipelines
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