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Just as a FYI - we don't have any disk limits (apart from fair use). Let me ask you about a particular case then :). I am in a group that develops a natural la
by danieldk 15y ago
Just as a FYI - we don't have any disk limits (apart from fair use).
Let me ask you about a particular case then :). I am in a group that develops a natural language parser for Dutch. It's open source, but so far we have been hosting it in a private Subversion repository on our university servers. We do provide a read-only (somewhat hidden) git mirror of the tree, but we have considered publishing it as an public git repository, but were always worried that the repository is too large for hosting it externally.
The git repository has existed for one and a half year, and the bare repo is currently 1098 MB in size*. Would hosting such a repository on Bitbucket be considered fair-use?
- farkas 15y agoIt's fine. However, we would recommend pushing and pulling over SSH for speed. And let me clarify: by fair-use we mean we offer unlimited _code_ hosting, not general storage. We monitor for abuse, such as large repos containing only music, videos, and public viruses or malware. Though don't worry - if we notice any problems we'd of course contact you first. We'd love to have you as a customer!
- danieldk 15y agoFarkas, thank you for this information!