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Lavender
A git forge for the small web. Lavender is designed to let you and your friends share your code with each other.
What Lavender does and doesn't do
Lavender is designed to sit atop the ssh-based git server that comes built into git. It's here to let you and your friends show off your projects to each other.
A non-exhaustive list of things Lavender is not:
- a code review tool.
- a web UI to the git client.
- a CI pipeline runner.
- an issue tracker.
- a wiki.
- a place to download binaries.
- a place to let untrusted users collaborate.