What's cooking on Sourcehut? Q2 2026
SourceHut has been focused on various internal improvements and addressing challenges in the past quarter. The team is working on a grant proposal for EU funding and enhancing their GraphQL APIs. Additionally, they are tackling issues related to DDoS attacks and spam sign-ups while implementing new features for user access.
- ▪Drew has been preparing a grant proposal for funding from the EU alongside other open source partners.
- ▪The team is currently addressing DDoS attacks and has implemented measures to mitigate their impact.
- ▪New features, such as SSH deploy keys for repositories, have been introduced to improve user access.
Opening excerpt (first ~120 words) tap to expand
Hello everyone! It’s time for another quarterly update, keeping you up to date on what we’re cooking up here at SourceHut. Drew’s update This past quarter I found myself mostly focused on “invisible” labor for SourceHut, which will make for a boring update from me this time. Most of my time was spent preparing a grant proposal, jointly with some other open source forges and related partners, to apply for funding from the EU. We’ll learn how that went sometime next quarter! Otherwise I’ve been focused on greasing the wheels and keeping the lights on – doing code reviews, fixing little bugs here and there, handling user support, mitigating rolling DDoS attacks (Conrad will elaborate on these in a moment), dealing with the finances (it’s tax season), and enjoying some rest after dealing with…
Excerpt limited to ~120 words for fair-use compliance. The full article is at Sourcehut.