I learned today about the hard repos limit per user (100) when the migration of my repos from gitlab failed with
Project account_batch_invoice import failed: {"message":"You have already reached your limit of 100 repositories.","url":"https://codeberg.org/api/swagger"}
Most of my repos are modules for the Tryton framework, kept in separate repos. For someone doing Tryton integration/development a number of up to 400-500 repos is not unusual, alone the base modules of Tryton consist of almost 200 repos.
I couldn't find any hint to this limit in the FAQ nor in Terms of Use. I think it would be a good idea to add this limit primarily to those docs.
FTR I doubt about the advantage to set such a limit and what it should achieve in terms of hosting. If for example those Tryton modules were in a big monorepos featuring subrepos it wouldn't be a problem, but in terms of space virtually the same. And there is software out there in single repos exceeding the size of the whole Tryton suite by multiple.
So I ask you to reconsider this limit. If it is subject to be generally enforced codeberg is sadly not for me.
Thanks for your work on codeberg!
I learned today about the hard repos limit per user (100) when the migration of my repos from gitlab failed with
Project account_batch_invoice import failed: {"message":"You have already reached your limit of 100 repositories.","url":"https://codeberg.org/api/swagger"}
Most of my repos are modules for the Tryton framework, kept in separate repos. For someone doing Tryton integration/development a number of up to 400-500 repos is not unusual, alone the base modules of Tryton consist of almost 200 repos.
I couldn't find any hint to this limit in the [FAQ](https://docs.codeberg.org/getting-started/faq/) nor in [Terms of Use](https://codeberg.org/Codeberg/org/src/branch/main/TermsOfUse.md#2-allowed-content-usage). I think it would be a good idea to add this limit primarily to those docs.
FTR I doubt about the advantage to set such a limit and what it should achieve in terms of hosting. If for example those Tryton modules were in a big monorepos featuring subrepos it wouldn't be a problem, but in terms of space virtually the same. And there is software out there in single repos exceeding the size of the whole Tryton suite by multiple.
So I ask you to reconsider this limit. If it is subject to be generally enforced codeberg is sadly not for me.
Thanks for your work on codeberg!