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I have 94 megabytes of git repositories at work. Github would want $100/month to host that. Huh? My $7/month plan comes with 600+MB of storage, and my job's $5
by mattyb 15y ago
I have 94 megabytes of git repositories at work. Github would want $100/month to host that.
Huh? My $7/month plan comes with 600+MB of storage, and my job's $50/month plan comes with 6GB. Where are you getting these numbers?
- sjs 15y agoNumber of repos.
- gaius 15y agoNumber of private repos. You can have an unlimited number of public repos with any plan.
- Argorak 15y agoAlso: Number of private repositories that have their _root_ in your account. You can fork private projects between users with access to the root repos and not have them count against you limit.
- tzs 15y agoGithub pricing is by number of repositories. I have 37 repositories. That requires the "Gold" plan, which is $100/month.
- jjm 15y agoDisk space is a soft limit. Hard limits are repos. I find it hard to beleive your company can't spend $100 on offloading to a managed resource such as GitHub.
- mattyb 15y agoI find it hard to beleive your company can't spend $100 on offloading to a managed resource such as GitHub. Oh, we can. We just haven't needed to yet.