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Well that's the beauty of git, as long as anyone anywhere has a checkout of the Repository nothing will be lost. If tags are GPG signed you don't even have to p
by spacenick88 8y ago
Well that's the beauty of git, as long as anyone anywhere has a checkout of the Repository nothing will be lost. If tags are GPG signed you don't even have to put any trust in the surviveing source. That said for mantained code 99.9% of the time you would just use one of the core develops local copies.
- brodock 8y agoExcept for issues and pull request metadata, which are important part of the project knowledge.
- yrashk 8y agoIn SIT (decentralized collaborative information tracker, https://sit.fyi https://sit.fyi) there's an issue tracking module and an import tool (https://github.com/sit-fyi/sit-import https://github.com/sit-fyi/sit-import) that allows to convert all issues and PRs into self-contained issues that can be worked with using SIT issue-tracking, so at least there's a relatively smooth way out to decentralized issue tracking.