Скачать или смотреть Why the Zig Language Quit GitHub for Codeberg (No-AI Policy Explained)

In this video, we break down why the Zig programming language left GitHub after 10 years and moved its main repository to Codeberg.
You’ll learn:
The technical problems Zig hit with GitHub Actions, including the safe_sleep.sh bug that could peg CPUs at 100% and hang runners under load.
How unpredictable job scheduling and lack of manual intervention options kept breaking Zig’s CI pipeline, and why the team didn’t want to solve it by just throwing more hardware at the problem.
Zig Software Foundation’s strict ban on LLMs and generative AI, and why GitHub’s growing AI integration clashes with that policy.
Why Codeberg, a non-profit Git hosting service, is a better fit for Zig’s philosophy around stability, predictability, and independence from commercial priorities.
How the move changes Zig’s funding model, including the shift away from GitHub Sponsors toward and what that means for long‑time supporters.
What happens to the old GitHub repository, issues, and pull requests now that the canonical source lives on Codeberg.
How fast Codeberg is growing and why more open source projects might follow Zig’s lead.
This video is for developers, open source maintainers, and anyone interested in the future of Git hosting, AI in developer tools, and the ethics of relying on commercial platforms for critical infrastructure.
Chapters:
00:00 – Intro: Zig vs GitHub
01:00 – The safe_sleep.sh bug and CI failures
03:30 – Zig’s no-LLM, no-generative-AI stance
06:00 – Why Codeberg over GitHub
08:00 – Funding shift: GitHub Sponsors to
10:00 – What this means for other open source projects