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which is the best option if you literally just want to make Git repositories visible on the Web but don't want pull requests and issues and so forth

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"Visible" as in "visible using a Web browser, as Web documents"
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I've gotten several recommendations now for cgit, which is a very similar tool to the built-in (part of the Git suite) GitWeb
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David Bremner
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Another vote for cgit for read only serving of git repos.
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Elena ``of Valhalla''
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I'm also using cgit, it didn't require too much effort to set up, and it tends not to require any effort for maintenance (other than the basic “keep the server updated”)

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you may also be interested in stagit which generates static pages for browsing the contents of a repo through the web:
https://codemadness.org/git/stagit/file/README.html

hosting a repo like this is simple/cheap but i'd bet it's more complex than e.g. cgit to get set up nicely

this project uses it
https://tilde.team/~kst/git/grm.tilde/file/README.html

and i'm building a static-hosted git forge with it too but my messy experiments are nothing i would recommend to pick up and use just yet
https://orbital.rodeo/~mike/20210804-git-on-static-hosting/

README - stagit - static git page generator

codemadness.org
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Iron Bug
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the latest cgit drew in python crap for html conversion. it's absolutely unneeded there. I purified it from python and it works fine with plain bash. no fat, no shit.
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Nelson Chu Pavlosky
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I haven't actually used this, but I found another option, smithy (written in golang): https://github.com/honza/smithy

GitHub - honza/smithy: A tiny git forge written in Go

A tiny git forge written in Go. Contribute to honza/smithy development by creating an account on GitHub.
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