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I for one am a very happy user of Github. Two mid size open source projects, dozens tiny ones and a few commercial private repos. Github has private repos you j

I for one am a very happy user of Github. Two mid size open source projects, dozens tiny ones and a few commercial private repos. Github has private repos you just need to pay for them and they are actually very affordable. I've seen developers who make >100 per hour choose bitbucket because they don't want to pay for private repos. How is that rational...? I like Github and I like paying them for a service I use every day. Travis on the other hand... could use a bit of work :)

sytse 11y ago
Consider using https://about.gitlab.com/gitlab-ci/ https://about.gitlab.com/gitlab-ci/ It only works with GitLab repo's but on GitLab.com you can use the mirror external repositories feature http://doc.gitlab.com/ee/workflow/repository_mirroring.html http://doc.gitlab.com/ee/workflow/repository_mirroring.html
nirvdrum 11y ago
Maybe I'm just using git wrong, but it seems to highly encourage spinning off little repos for each project you might have so I have a ton of repos. E.g., each of my old school projects is its own repo. My usage would put me past their largest personal plan. Granted most of these projects are in "archive" mode, but I'd rather not have to pick which projects to host based on their current activity -- I just want everything in the same place. I guess I could make some public, but not open source, but that seems like an odd solution too. And I don't want to be publishing homework assignments for others.