osama-ata packs Mike up to run entirely on your own servers
A self-hosting bundle that lets a firm stand up the whole stack in-house - and a fix for a bug that quietly broke shared projects.
osama-ata's fork wraps Mike's storage, database, and authentication into a single self-hosted package, deployable with Docker - the standard way to bundle an app and everything it needs to run on infrastructure you control. For a firm that won't put client matters on someone else's cloud, that's the difference between "interesting" and "deployable." The owner clearly ran it for real, then went back and patched the things that only break once you do.
The fix worth knowing about has nothing to do with plumbing: shared projects were silently returning nothing for anyone except the project's owner. Invite a colleague, and they'd see an empty screen. The query was malformed in a way that produced no error - just zero results - so it would have been easy to miss. osama-ata caught and corrected it.
Spotted something wrong? Or know the PR text has fresher detail than the writeup above?