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If you want to go really minimal you can do raw git+ssh and hooks (pre/post commit, etc).

• chasd00 8mo ago
  i would imagine that's what everyone is doing instead of sitting on their hands. Setup a different remote and have your team push/pull to/from it until Github comes back up. I mean you could probably use ngrok and setup a remote on your laptop in a pinch. You shouldn't be totally blocked except for things like automated deployments or builds tied specifically to github.com Distributed source control is distributable.
  • peartickle 8mo ago
    It's also fun when a Jr. on the team distributes the .env file via Git...
    • mrweasel 8mo ago
      Couldn't you avoid that with .gitignore and pre-commit hooks? A determined Jr. can still mess it up, but you can minimize the risk.