Off the top of my head, some things that people tell me they like include:
- The CI service, which distinguishes itself by being based on virtual machines instead of Docker, thus supporting foreign kernels like BSD and other cool things Docker can't do
- The lightweight design and lack of JavaScript
- The business model (see latest blog post on sourcehut.org)
- There's no proprietary enterprise version, everything is 100% bona-fide free-as-in-freedom software
- You don't need an account to participate, you can send patchsets and file bugs via email
- Pretty much the only good hosted Mercurial service
- The CI service, which distinguishes itself by being based on virtual machines instead of Docker, thus supporting foreign kernels like BSD and other cool things Docker can't do
- The lightweight design and lack of JavaScript
- The business model (see latest blog post on sourcehut.org)
- There's no proprietary enterprise version, everything is 100% bona-fide free-as-in-freedom software
- You don't need an account to participate, you can send patchsets and file bugs via email
- Pretty much the only good hosted Mercurial service