OneDev is a self-hosted Git server and DevOps platform that brings together source code management, code review, issue tracking, build automation, and package handling in one application.
It’s designed for teams that want a tightly integrated development environment instead of stitching together separate tools for repositories, planning, automation, and delivery.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Provides language-aware code search and symbol navigation across commits.
- Supports code discussions, suggested changes, and versatile code protection rules for reviews and verification.
- Includes customizable issue workflows, automated Kanban boards, service desk functionality, and time tracking.
- Offers GUI-based CI/CD job creation with templates, typed parameters, matrix jobs, and reusable logic.
- Runs CI/CD jobs via containers, bare metal, Kubernetes, or agents, with built-in debugging tools such as web terminal access and job pausing.
- Includes built-in package registries and deep cross-referencing between issues, commits, pull requests, builds, and packages.
Website: github.com/theonedev/onedev
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Developer: theonedev
License: MIT License
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