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If someone was interested in moving their content off of GitHub, how would they go about doing so? Doesn't popcorn time use something else? Asking for a friend
by ndesaulniers 11y ago
If someone was interested in moving their content off of GitHub, how would they go about doing so? Doesn't popcorn time use something else? Asking for a friend, of course... :3
Edit: Looks like they're running GitLab Community Edition https://about.gitlab.com/downloads/ https://about.gitlab.com/downloads/
- girvo 11y agoGitLab is decent, Gogs is also useful (and has smaller system requirements, albeit slightly less features) http://gogs.io/ http://gogs.io/
- gizmo686 11y agoWhich content? If you are only interested in the repository itself, then you are already done, as everyone who cloned it would have a local copy of it. If you want to use a similar workflow (as in, an always available publicly addressable git server to push and pull to), you can do that with "git remote set-url origin <new repository url>". If you want to move the wiki, you can also 'git clone' that, although I believe github uses a slightly nonstandard markdown language. I do not believe their is a good way to migrate your issue tracker.