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If you have a co-worker with full copy of repository, isn't it already somewhat distributed? Of course it is not all attached to network. The real problem that
by gnufied 13y ago
If you have a co-worker with full copy of repository, isn't it already somewhat distributed? Of course it is not all attached to network.
The real problem that we should be talking about is - Pull request based workflow many companies (including mine) have adopted. Which doesn't work when github goes offline.
I hear from lot of teams, they have switched to using github issues for project managment entirely, so as pull request and tickets can be "seamlessly" linked. That goes out of window as well.
- maaaats 13y agoAfter using Jira for a year (with Grasshopper), I can't imagine a company with more than a few developers maintaining everything with github issues. shudder But yes, you are right. Being able to copy it from my neighbor is nice.
- brokenparser 13y agoFor us, GitHub issues > corporate intranet. Beyond that, JIRA just doesn't add enough to be truly worthwhile.