I’ve been meaning to switch to @Codeberg for personal projects, but was hesitant to take my work off GitHub.
Turns you don’t have to. Codeberg has a migrator to import projects (including issues and pull requests) from elsewhere, and setting up multiple remotes in git allows for using Codeberg as the main repository, and GitHub as a makeshift mirror.
Because the repository is duplicated, you can even accept pull requests on either platform without requiring users to switch.
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@jkreeftmeijer @Codeberg you only need Github for marketing, ye
@jonn @Codeberg exactly. It’ll do fine as a mirror for that.
And I haven’t switched from Actions. Other than that, I don’t believe anything is really keeping me there.