Re:GitHub blocks entire company because one employee was in ...
by dkersten on Tuesday January 05, 2021 @09:02AM
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> pick a new location for the "source of truth" repo for your team, push everything to that, and you're golden again
Its also pretty easy to mirror your repo to other remotes. I've had projects that were in Gitlab, Github and Sourcehut at the same time. Sure, depending on how you sync them, there may be some steps (eg getting people to push their local branches to another remote) when your main one becomes inaccessible, but overall its really easy to work across multiple remotes. Its something git was designed for, after all.
Its also pretty easy to mirror your repo to other remotes. I've had projects that were in Gitlab, Github and Sourcehut at the same time. Sure, depending on how you sync them, there may be some steps (eg getting people to push their local branches to another remote) when your main one becomes inaccessible, but overall its really easy to work across multiple remotes. Its something git was designed for, after all.