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Q: - GitHub Actions -- this is a huge time saver for me
- Forcing all contributors to modify their current setup and move to another hosting -- we may just lose contributors in the end
A: As I said, we only just mirror. The repo will be available and contributable on both sites.
Q: - Transferring issues -- is this possible? Issues here represent a technical knowledge base we can't live without
- Transferring wiki and all edit history -- possible?
Q: Despite having mirror/s, the project will still continue to be operated from GitHub for development, so having yet another mirror doesn't solve anything.
A: You can create issues, contribute, view the repos on there without going to GitHub! Example:
Q: My repos are very bandwidth-intensive projects, and I have my doubts as to whether the owner(s) of Codeberg would be prepared for such a massive bandwidth rate increase. I've also had individual projects be disabled on small sites before due to taking too much bandwidth.
Your use case
What would you like to do?
Hello @the-markup
I believe you should mirror your repos to Codeberg
Why would you like to do it?
Here are some sources for you:
Have you considered any alternatives?
No response
Additional context
FAQ
Q: - GitHub Actions -- this is a huge time saver for me
- Forcing all contributors to modify their current setup and move to another hosting -- we may just lose contributors in the end
A: As I said, we only just mirror. The repo will be available and contributable on both sites.
Q: - Transferring issues -- is this possible? Issues here represent a technical knowledge base we can't live without
- Transferring wiki and all edit history -- possible?
A: Yes, it is possible.
a. Example for issues:
b. Example for commits:
c. Example for wiki:
Q: Despite having mirror/s, the project will still continue to be operated from GitHub for development, so having yet another mirror doesn't solve anything.
A: You can create issues, contribute, view the repos on there without going to GitHub! Example:
Q: How does Codeberg mirror comments from GitHub?
A: It uses Access Token.
Q: My repos are very bandwidth-intensive projects, and I have my doubts as to whether the owner(s) of Codeberg would be prepared for such a massive bandwidth rate increase. I've also had individual projects be disabled on small sites before due to taking too much bandwidth.
A: Oh.. I think you should directly ask https://docs.codeberg.org/contact/ about if they are ready for massive bandwidth rate increase.
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