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Lef-F is hardening Mike for self-hosted use, pulling in upstream fixes and shipping a one-command stack firms can run themselves.
This is Lef-F's fork of Mike, and the through-line is clear: take what upstream is building and make it landable on your own infrastructure. The work so far mixes upstream integration with the kind of unglamorous fixes that surface only when you actually try to deploy and use the thing.
Lef-F has been pulling in batches of upstream pull requests and then auditing the result - catching, in one case, that a round of security patches had opened fresh holes. They've also chased down a sharing bug that broke projects shared between colleagues, with the fix in shape to flow back upstream.
The headline piece is a self-hosted docker-compose stack that lets a firm stand Mike up on its own infrastructure with a single command. If you're evaluating Mike for an environment where the cloud version isn't an option, this is the fork to watch.
What's in it
- Single-command self-hosted stack A docker-compose setup that lets a firm run the full Mike stack on its own infrastructure without stitching services together by hand.
- Upstream-aware maintenance Lef-F pulls in batches of upstream pull requests and reviews the merged result, rather than tracking upstream blindly.
- Post-merge security audits After absorbing upstream changes, the fork gets a security pass to catch regressions that slipped in alongside the fixes.
- Shared-project reliability fix A bug that broke opening projects shared between colleagues has been tracked down and patched, with the fix shaped to go back upstream.
Direction
infrastructuresecurity
Activity
Threads of work (detailed view)
Lef-F cuts Mike loose from the cloud
A complete self-hosted stack so a firm can run Mike on its own infrastructure with a single command.
Lef-F catches a silent shared-projects bug
Anyone opening a project that a colleague had shared with them was hitting a server error - Lef-F traced it and pushed a fix worth pulling upstream.
Lef-F audits the patches they just merged
After pulling in eight upstream pull requests, Lef-F ran a code review on the result and found the security fixes had quietly left fresh holes.
Pull requests (detailed view)
🟢 Open (1)
Lef-F · opened 18d ago ✅ Merged (1)
Lef-F · opened 21d ago · merged 21d ago by Lef-F