Quotas

Git

Git repo size	“Packages” size	Git LFS size	Attachments size	Actions Artifacts size
5 GB	20 GB	10 GB	10 GB	2 GB

Tip

“Git” quotas, including their effective usage, can be viewed in your user/org settings under “Storage Overview”.

Download traffic

Downloads of packages, container images and Git LFS objects are counted per account and organization, per calendar month (UTC). Git clones, release assets and attachments are not counted.

There is no limit today. The counter exists so you can see what your account serves; a limit will be set once a few months of real data exist. Once a limit applies, downloads above it answer with 429 until the month resets. Uploads and Git operations are never blocked.

Your current traffic is listed as Download Traffic (Packages) in the Storage overview of your account or organization. Over the API it is used.egress in GET /api/v1/user/quota and GET /api/v1/orgs/{org}/quota. Usage is updated hourly.

Note

Monthly totals are kept for 24 months. If you expect to need a higher limit, start a thread in the forum.

CI/CD

See CI/CD hardware for runner capacity and the split between Crow CI and Forgejo Actions.

CI minutes

Every account and organization gets 2500 CI minutes per month, free. The allowance is shared across its repositories and covers both Forgejo Actions and Crow CI. Jobs already running are allowed to finish.

Time is counted from when a job starts on a runner to when it stops. Jobs that are queued but never picked up cost nothing. Forgejo Actions includes jobs that are still running in your current usage. Crow CI reports its usage after execution, so its totals can lag behind running pipelines.

Viewing your usage

Open CI/CD usage in your account settings or your organization settings. The page shows your current usage and limits, the reset date, minutes by CI engine and runner class, and a daily breakdown. The All CI time and Linux runners rows can count the same jobs against their respective limits; they are not separate pools of minutes.

API

Usage is also available over the API, for scripting or for a dashboard of your own. Durations are always plain seconds.

Endpoint	Returns
GET /api/v1/user/quota/ci	Your usage for the current month, the limits that apply, and the reset time
GET /api/v1/user/quota/ci/records	The individual runs behind that number, most expensive first, paginated
GET /api/v1/orgs/{org}/quota/ci	The same for an organization you own
GET /api/v1/orgs/{org}/quota/ci/records	The individual runs for an organization you own

curl -H "Authorization: token $CODEFLOE_TOKEN" \
  https://codefloe.com/api/v1/user/quota/ci

The full schema for these endpoints is in the API documentation.

Note

Individual run records are kept for 12 months. The monthly totals are kept indefinitely, so your history stays readable after the per-run detail has expired.