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README.md

Why?

Federating git-servers is a hard problem. The first bits like staring a repository are available in forgejo as soon as you set federation enabled=true in the app.ini

If you want to test if this is working with your instance, please send me a mail/toot so I can add you to the repository. See also federating-repository.md