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Thanks this is useful to know > Downtimes are so infrequent and relatively short that this isn't worth the effort for me. That's essentially the same conclusi
by tomxor 6y ago
Thanks this is useful to know
> Downtimes are so infrequent and relatively short that this isn't worth the effort for me.
That's essentially the same conclusion I keep coming too, occasionally it has hit me when I go to push something but rarely has it blocked me or anyone else from continuing to work.
> You can instead set up a read-only mirror so people can at least still pull and browse the code
Yeah, this I need to do eventually just for peace of mind as a more automated backup solution. At least I don't have to care about failover.
- mroche 6y agoMaybe some kind of pre/post-push hook to automatically push to a secondary repo? Not entirely sure if this is possible, I’ve never written a Git hook before. https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Customizing-Git-Git-Hooks https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Customizing-Git-Git-Hooks