At the Flock 2026 Birds of a Feather session, poetically named FFFwF (or, for us lazy people, Forging Fedora’s Future with Forgejo), we discussed the current state of our migration effort to the new forge. I asked the obligatory question: Who still has things on pagure.io?! A few brave contributors raised their hands, some with an uneasy look in their eyes. Miro swiftly pointed out that everybody is affected by one particular repository; looking at you, `fedora-scm-requests`. Luckily, the RelEng folks have it in their sights. Sure, there are a few other repos lying around the old faithful, but it…
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It would be helpful if “open a ticket with the forge team” were a link so that people can easily know where to open said ticket. 
I think from the links at the bottom it’s probably Making sure you're not a bot! ?
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Good point, Ben. I intended to add that but it slipped my mind amidst other things.
The link has been added.
Thank you.
This was so sad. I really liked Pagure.io. I was using it until the end.I wish I would have known about the extention to July earlier.
My bad for including a link that requires you to be logged into Codeberg. I didn’t realize you need to be logged in to filter issues by labels. Here is the upstream tracker. The link from the article uses the labels bug|confirmed and good first issue.
I understand the sentiment around Pagure. However, the project’s codebase has some severe issues that require continuous patching. Having the backing of an actively developed project that we can also contribute to puts the Fedora Project in a much stronger position.