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by rvz
1961 days ago
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I don't see GNOME (GitLab), FreeBSD, Blender (Phabricator) or even wireguard complaining about their issue tracking management here. I have seen many examples of FOSS/FLOSS devs choosing a self-hosted solution over GitHub. For example, ReactOS's source is hosted on both GitHub and they have a self-hosted backup which they control in case GitHub goes down. If this was SDL being GitHub, so far they don't have a backup plan. Pull requests, issues and their GitHub actions will not work and they would need to wait for GitHub to restore their services or do 'anything'. I prefer 'Owning all of your own infrastructure' or even being on GitHub and having a self-hosted backup of your own infrastructure just in case GitHub goes down. But moving everything and being 'all in on GitHub' is the ridiculous quest to centralize everything on a platform you don't own because everyone else is doing it. |
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