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I don't really understand the service - is it standard Git hosting? (Just like GitHub / GitLab?) In that case, I think you're kind of missing the point of the l

• asidiali 10y ago
  I hear you. I think where the similarity lies is for users looking for easy access to a private repo, which costs money on Github (but not locally or on Gitup). Bitbucket offers private repos as well, however Gitup is more optimized towards quick initialization and the terminal power-user. The end goal is for Gitup to be the easiest way to provision and manage self-hosted git at scale...we just aren't at the self-hosted part quite yet. This is a P/T side-gig currently but hoping to find more time to put into it. Once the initial git-ssh implementation was in place, it was stable enough for me to start using for its original purpose and go back to working on other things. Too much to do! Thanks for your note.