Re: Savannah bug tracker disabled?

[Johannes Brakensiek]

Hello everyone

Am 02.11.19 um 10:30 schrieb Ivan Vučica:
> I don't care much whether issues are hosted on GH. It's very practical
> for existing users, if they are, but it means being stuck on the
> platform I myself don't like to use (I am still on Bitbucket, at least
> until I get time to migrate elsewhere due to Mercurial support
> shutdown. And I'm not sure where to.)
>
> I barely used Savannah's tracker; very inconvenient contraption. But,
> I'm no fan of GH and we landed there because of ease of setup, only
> partially because of existing mirrors and userbase.

I think userbase or the number of developers at GitHub are very valid
causes for using it as long as it doesn't cut our freedoms.

So using it is ok for me but maybe you would like to have some fallback
mirror in case Microsoft plans to shut everything down it doesn't like.
I suggest using codeberg.org here. It's a new German registered
association ("e.V.", a NPO/NGO) providing code hosting that's really
free (as in speech).

It can be used in conjunction of CI tools such as drone.io as well as
described here: https://thomas-leister.de/en/drone-ci-with-codeberg/

Johannes