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Seems like one has to assume corporate repos have them. If they don't already, they could decide to at any time. If that's a problem, self-hosting puts the powe
by indigochill 3y ago
Seems like one has to assume corporate repos have them. If they don't already, they could decide to at any time. If that's a problem, self-hosting puts the power back into the hands of the users (and can be done very cheaply - I'm paying ~$5/month for a server that's doing a bunch of stuff including very basic personal git hosting)