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> not being able deploy because your self hosted service is down. If you're using git then you already have the whole repository everywhere you've cloned the r
by geezerjay 8y ago
> not being able deploy because your self hosted service is down.
If you're using git then you already have the whole repository everywhere you've cloned the remote repository. Therefore, your example is at best implausible.
- fs111 8y agoPeople rely on things like Travis that are tightly integrated with github. Even if you have a full local checkout, you probably cannot deploy easily, if at all. Not saying this is good, just a fact these days.
- geezerjay 8y ago> People rely on things like Travis that are tightly integrated with github. That's a github-specific problem, not a git-specific problem. It doesn't make any sense to assume that a github-specific workflow would apply to a scenario involving self-hosting a git repository.