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Same problem... They'll just serve bitbucket with a takedown. I was hoping there's a way for people to easily rehost repos on their own servers.
by sillysaurus2 13y ago
Same problem... They'll just serve bitbucket with a takedown. I was hoping there's a way for people to easily rehost repos on their own servers.
- benologist 13y agoBitbucket has free private repos.
- jedbrown 13y ago$ git bundle create one-file.git --all That creates a single file containing all branches in the repository. It's a plain file so you can copy that around with any protocol you like. Open it with $ git clone one-file.git new-repo If you want to collaborate on further development and don't mind running something on the server, gitolite [1] is stable and powerful. Note that if your repo becomes popular, _you_ might be served with the takedown notice. [1] http://gitolite.com/ http://gitolite.com/
- jtreminio 13y agoOf course, it's just a git repo. Clone it anywhere.