git.sr.ht

git.sr.ht provides Git hosting as part of SourceHut, with support for public, private, and unlisted repositories.

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About git.sr.ht

git.sr.ht is a Git hosting service that is part of SourceHut. It supports public, private, and unlisted repositories.

It provides fine-grained access control, including access for users without accounts, and software release management. Use requires registration or login, and Mercurial hosting is handled through a separate service.

Key features

  • Public, private, and unlisted Git repositories
  • Fine-grained access control for repositories
  • Repository access for users without accounts
  • Software release management
Best for: Developers who need Git hosting with public, private, and unlisted repository options.
Good for
  • Supports public, private, and unlisted repositories
  • Includes access control for users without accounts
  • Includes software release management

git.sr.ht at a glance

Website
git.sr.ht
Type
Online tool
Pricing
Not confirmed. Check the site
Platforms
Web
Open source
Not stated
Language
English
Last checked
Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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git.sr.ht FAQ

What repository visibility options are available?
Public, private, and unlisted repositories.
Does git.sr.ht support Mercurial repositories?
No. Mercurial support is provided through a separate hg service.
How do I start using git.sr.ht?
Register for an account or log in.
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