Comment by feverzsj

6 days ago

GOOD! Now I'm seriously considering moving to coderberg. Their website is also 10 times faster than github already.

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allthetime  6 days ago

All my active repos have both codeberg and github remotes now. Unfortunately codeberg can be very slow or even impossible to push/pull from sometimes which is the only reason I’m still maintaining GitHub repos.

witx  6 days ago

I already did move everything there. The responsiveness is great.

I only keep github as a front to showcase projects I want for CV reasons but I host no code there

  • LtWorf  6 days ago

    I marked all my project on github as closed and added a link to the codeberg one.

    After years google will still link to github anyway.

    I had thought of just keeping them open and sync them, but I thought in that case people would presume the project is actually active on github and try to interact creating issues and pull requests and getting frustrated.

    I must say codeberg's reliability isn't the best, but with all the scrapers that hit them it's a miracle they do seem to manage. And at work things on our private network without scrapers aren't more reliable.