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I believe the bigger issue is when you have several other 3rd party services relying only on github like issue trackers and continuous integration/deploy... The

I believe the bigger issue is when you have several other 3rd party services relying only on github like issue trackers and continuous integration/deploy... Then when this happens your workflow gets really messed up

nwh 13y ago
Like Homebrew!
- felipesabino 13y ago
  yap! and npm, bower, rubygems, etc...
  - jrochkind1 13y ago
    I didn't think rubygems relies on github. And rubygems seems to be working fine to me at present. It is true that rubygems runs on AWS and is effected by AWS outages (like much of the internet, it seems like). It's also true that individual application Gemfiles can choose to express dependencies to gems hosted in a git repo, such as github, instead of the rubygems repository. If you don't want to be dependent on github, then don't do that. Of course, you're dependent on the rubygems repo ordinarily still, which has gone down occasionally. But the rubygems repository is independent from github.
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