RhodeCode

Unify and simplify repository management for Git, Subversion, and Mercurial.

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Unrated

Developed outside the platforms our data source measures, so there is no activity history to score. This says nothing about the project — many unrated projects are actively maintained.

Activity data

Not available for this project. Our source collects commit history from GitHub only, and RhodeCode is developed elsewhere.

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LicenceAGPL-3.0
Built withPython

Is RhodeCode actively maintained?

We cannot measure this one. RhodeCode is developed outside the platforms our data source collects activity from, and its repository lives at code.rhodecode.com — so there is no commit history or release cadence here to score.

Read that as missing data, not as a warning. Several of the best-maintained projects in this catalogue are unrated for exactly this reason. To judge it, open the repository and look at the date of the most recent commit yourself.

What RhodeCode actually does

RhodeCode is a self-hosted platform designed to unify and simplify repository management for Git, Subversion, and Mercurial. It provides a central interface to handle multiple version control systems in one place. The software acts as a single point of control for team development workflows.

Best fit: Teams that need to manage a mixed environment of Git, Subversion, and Mercurial repositories under a single self-hosted interface.

Worth knowing: The licensing terms under AGPL-3.0 require careful review if you plan to modify the source code or offer it as a service over a network. Additionally, you should evaluate the maturity and active maintenance state of the project before relying on it for critical infrastructure.

Deployment notes

As a Python application, it typically requires a WSGI or ASGI server behind a reverse proxy for TLS termination, along with a persistent database backend for metadata storage.


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