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If you've cloned your repos you've already got your most important data (except issues, wiki, and releases, which may be unused or non-critical).
by mceachen 6y ago
If you've cloned your repos you've already got your most important data (except issues, wiki, and releases, which may be unused or non-critical).
- ken 6y agoGitHub wikis are repos, too, so they’re trivial to clone.
- wadkar 6y agoFor those wondering how: just replace .git suffix with .wiki.git suffix to the repository URI and you can access the Wiki (assuming it is enabled for the given repo)
- henryfjordan 6y agoReleases use the git tag system so you might lose the release notes or build artifacts but you at least can rebuild