> Github never locks you in. That's why I started giving them money the first day they would accept it, but it's not entirely true anymore. The wiki has been

> Github never locks you in. That's why I started giving them money the first day they would accept it, but it's not entirely true anymore. The wiki has been the most obvious case for a very long time now. They just need to sit down and fix that. It's rotting both in features and in the "doesn't lock you in" issue. Also, because the content only lives there, it is a bit of an issue for people who actually use the wiki (I tend to avoid it). Not to focus too much on the wiki but it's not... version controlled. sigh Issues have an API, but not hooks, etc... If it at least had a hook, you could mirror the issue tracking off as events occur so that if you needed to, you could provide an alternate view. Other than that I agree with you and work to keep my dependence low (and still give them money because I appreciate most of what they do): http://dustin.github.com/2009/09/06/buildbot-git.html http://dustin.github.com/2009/09/06/buildbot-git.html