I predicted this a long time ago and I've moved my projects off. I would recommend migrating to self hosting to prevent an issue like this in the future. It's

I predicted this a long time ago and I've moved my projects off. I would recommend migrating to self hosting to prevent an issue like this in the future. It's not too much of a hassle if you only have a couple of projects but when you have 10+ migrating to another source code hosting service is a real pain. If you are looking for a good list of what's out there check out this stackexchange post: http://softwarerecs.stackexchange.com/questions/3506/self-hosted-replacements-for-mercurial http://softwarerecs.stackexchange.com/questions/3506/self-ho... I tried rhodecode - it's very basic but upgrading was always a pain (~1hr/upgrade). And when I did manage to get an upgrade to go through there was always some problem. Gitlab looks interesting but their community edition is lacking. The one benefit of indefero/srchub is that it supports SVN, hg and git and private projects. So people can request a project in whatever SCM system they want and it's all managed from the same place. Also it's fairly easy to setup and maintain - no real external dependencies such as rabbitMQ or something. I have read of people even installing it on shared hosting. I've personally tried http://phabricator.org/ http://phabricator.org/ but after installing it - it seemed like it was missing major features that you would assume would be there. Disclaimer: I am the forker/owner of srchub.