There is no need to request access for Forgejo. You can log in with your accounts.stg.fedoraproject.org account.

Well ... I can, but I get this when trying to create a repository:

The owner has already reached the limit of 0 repositories.

Please add mjg also, unless you want a separate ticket for each tester.

@decathorpe In which namespace are you trying to create the repository? I tried it and was able to create repository without issue under my user namespace.

the default (my own user's namespace):

It's probably some configuration on Forgejo side. @ryanlerch Could you check what is missing here?

How can I get access to accounts.stg.fedoraproject.org? I get Authenthication error if I use my FAS account.

It's a completely seperate instance/set of accounts.

So if you have an account there, try resetting the password?

If not, create a new account.

I'm still not sure what this means for the GitLab test instance?

My understanding is that this was a misconfiguration/initial issue and has been fixed.

@decathorpe do you still see this?

No, I was able to create a repo on the forgejo test instance.

But how do I get access to the GitLab test instance?

https://pagure.io/fedora-infrastructure/issue/12148#comment-929459

so, make an account there and note here the account name and it can be activated...

Right @dkirwan ?

Thank you, I have registered as "decathorpe".

I've approved the account there @decathorpe hopefully you're all set now.

Thanks! Can confirm that I can log in now.

Is it expected that using git+ssh to access repositories is not working (at least on forgejo)?

Yes, that is expected. You should use https with username and password (in case of Forgejo you should generate token instead).

Here is the guide for generating the token:
1. Go to Settings->Applications in top right corner
2. Name your token
3. Click on Generate token