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Well yes, my git repositories sit on my laptop, that's the entire point. If github banned my country because its president has a tis, I can push my entire commi
by iso1631 5mo ago
Well yes, my git repositories sit on my laptop, that's the entire point. If github banned my country because its president has a tis, I can push my entire commit history to another company. Same with anyone else who's working on it.
It would be a pain as I'd have to set up a few integrations again, but github is far lower down the risk scale than the vast majority of SAAS providers
- bulbar 5mo agoThey rely on GitHub actions, not the repository itself. I hope people here are aware that you can push your repo somewhere else if wanted. Git is a distributed system, there isn't even a server, only other git repo instances that are remote.
- iso1631 5mo agoI rely on actions, but those actions are pretty much "on this type of change to this branch run these scripts" It will be a hassle to migrate to another platform, possibly a couple of hours work to do the 25 repos in my ~/git/ directory. Even highly complicated actions can be migrated quite easily -- the source is stored in .github/workflows/blah.yml