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Just because a repo starts out private, it doesn't mean it has to be private forever.
by bubalus 11y ago
Just because a repo starts out private, it doesn't mean it has to be private forever.
- lewisl9029 11y agoExactly this. I generally begin my projects as private GitHub repos and then make them public once they have a MVP-quality demo of some sort. I also make heavy use of GitHub's issues/milestones system, even on private repos, to keep myself organized. I'd probably use GitLab a lot more if I knew of an easy way to port issues and milestones over to GitHub when I decide to make a project public. On a related note, can anyone recommend some good external issue tracking systems that integrates well with both GitLab and GitHub?