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Re:GitHub major issues - repos have "lost" commits and site ... by jamesbritt on Saturday January 29, 2011 @11:50PM (#2157407)
"This is the only reason I decided to use Github after avoiding Sourceforge and their ilk for the past decade and a half."

But why github? Why not gitorious.org?

If github goes away, I still have my code, but I lose any issues people have filed on the site, and I lose being able to easily check on forks of my projects where people might be doing interesting stuff.

I had been using gitorius.org, but moved to github for all the things other than git that makes one public git host different from another.

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Re:GitHub major issues - repos have "lost" commits and site ... by bitserf on Sunday January 30, 2011 @01:09AM (#2157518)
There is the Github API, so you could backup the non-repository data as well by writing a couple of scripts, if you were so inclined.
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Re:GitHub major issues - repos have "lost" commits and site ... by jamesbritt on Monday January 31, 2011 @02:10AM (#2160598)
Right, and I should probably set up something to auto-snag that stuff where it counts, but having to do that is the sort of thing you have to so for any non-git-based site.

It'd be nice of all those related items were also in a repo, easy to pull.

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