Radicle! It's the easiest (?) way for anyone to "self host" a repo with issue tracker.
But there's of course the chance that the team developing it will be sold, even if the actual app is open source.
Probably not the "easiest", and it's not really production-ready yet, *but* it is the one open source solution for hosting open source software that will never be affected by the "Explores Sale" problem - the same way that BitTorrents have never had that problem: it is a fully decentralized, peer-to-peer network for hosting source code.
Time for Gitea.
Don't forget the forks: Gog -> Gitea -> Forejo
Or just forget all of that and go to Fossil? SQLite seems the least likely to pull the rug.
I thought Codeberg (Forgejo, fork of gitea) was the new flavour.
Honestly, Gitea have started on the open core route, I'm skipping over them and have gone to Forgejo
Yeah, Gitea is now owned by for-profit company, decided without any communication with the community.