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You may have misunderstood the comment (or I have). I don't think they were saying that a few scripts and utilities would get you what github offers. I think t
by IanCal 13y ago
You may have misunderstood the comment (or I have).
I don't think they were saying that a few scripts and utilities would get you what github offers. I think they were saying with some scripts you could automatically fall over to another mirror when github goes down, then switch back when it's up (updating the repo on github when it's available again).
- tadfisher 13y ago> Add some scripts/utilities and you get Github with all their "social" stuff, wikis and issue trackers
- phaer 13y agoThat was indeed badly phrased. I was meaning some scripts to manage multiple remotes and sync (sets of) them between your different team members. So you could have your code (and maybe dumps of githubs issue tracker) on your server and still use github when they are up and running.
- IanCal 13y agoSometimes you need to read the entire sentence for it to make sense. The word "add" here is important, as it's talking about having github and something else. So you get github (with all their social stuff...) AND what the scripts add, which is more reliability.