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    We now have multiple options for source-code hosting, but I don't think we have a conventions for workflow files (CI/CD). Would to see a `.forge/` convention (or something else) to make repo multi git server compatible.

    As of today we have .github, .forgejo, .gitlab and now .tangled

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    Indeed, very annoying especially if the whole point of the Atmosphere is to federate many apps, therefore users are seeing this 2FA flow quite often..

    And I don't think email based 2FA is that popular in the non-tech consumer products market

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    I always dreamed of a collaborative tool to annotate the web !

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    @leaflet.pub catches my eye more and more ! The only thing that doesn't please me is the speed, especially for textual content only

    pagespeed.web.dev/analysis/htt...

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    Yeah that's bad, same for Forgejo. And there is no easy solution for this. Maybe the workflow / actions definitions can self describe their supported runtime

    For textual contents like CODEOWNERS or FUNDING.md this can work I guess

    Will ftm keep the .github and .tangled in my repos 🫠

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    Congrats on the release, Code Search is a good one !

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    That's nice ! In a perfect world would love "forge workflows" to be easily runnable locally. ftm I'm using a lot "act", but this is more a workaround solution.

    Maybe it shouldn't even be a forge related folder to be runtime agnostic. ex: `.meta` or `.config`

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    No worries, we are all token addict nowadays. Interesting concept !

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    👀 do you have a repo to share, or more details ?

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    Interesting ! I've been thinkering on a similar system a few years ago, hashed of resources are the way to go.

    Could save a ton of bandwidth at the global scale.