Once you take all this into account: > That gets access to the repo, but not issues, actions, code reviews, etc etc. (to the extent that it's external to git

Once you take all this into account: > That gets access to the repo, but not issues, actions, code reviews, etc etc. (to the extent that it's external to git, e.g., housed in GitHub rather than the repository), I think we're no longer talking, as your grandparent was, about: > the most trivially distributed and self-hosted technology ever written ….