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by gumby
2794 days ago
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> Actually, I don't know why I pay for Github private repo's.. I might as well set-up two origins, one at Gitlab and one at Bitbucket, for all my privates. Then keep Github as a public front-facing portal. You do realize that every cloned tree can be a git "repo", regardless of the machine it's on, right? GH and GL surround the repo with some other things (bug reports etc) to rope you in but if you are cloning from one to the other you already aren't migrating that stuff as well, so it's not really clear what additional value that provides. Is there something I'm not seeing? |
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