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Yes it does, you can either push to multiple remotes individually, or setup multiple pushurls for a single remote.
by MetaDark 6y ago
Yes it does, you can either push to multiple remotes individually, or setup multiple pushurls for a single remote.
- anamexis 6y agoI'm a blockchain skeptic with the best of them, but this does not solve the problem GP is describing. Yes, git supports multiple remotes, but there is no durable, decentralized hosting infrastructure for arbitrary repos that I am familiar with.
- sofetch 6y agoUnless I misunderstand git-ssb does this.