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Set up a GitLab mirror as a simple backup? Lassi Kortela (07 Aug 2020 11:17 UTC)
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Re: Set up a GitLab mirror as a simple backup?
John Cowan
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Re: Set up a GitLab mirror as a simple backup?
Lassi Kortela
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Re: Set up a GitLab mirror as a simple backup?
Lassi Kortela
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Re: Set up a GitLab mirror as a simple backup?
hga@xxxxxx
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Re: Set up a GitLab mirror as a simple backup?
Lassi Kortela
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Re: Set up a GitLab mirror as a simple backup?
hga@xxxxxx
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Re: Set up a GitLab mirror as a simple backup?
Lassi Kortela
(07 Aug 2020 15:43 UTC)
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Re: Set up a GitLab mirror as a simple backup?
hga@xxxxxx
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Re: Set up a GitLab mirror as a simple backup?
Arthur A. Gleckler
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Re: Set up a GitLab mirror as a simple backup?
Arthur A. Gleckler
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Set up a GitLab mirror as a simple backup? Lassi Kortela 07 Aug 2020 11:17 UTC
The registry repo is currently at <https://github.com/srfi-explorations/registry>. One simple way to back it up would be to mirror it at GitLab (or the GitLab copy could be the main one and the GitHub copy a mirror; does it matter which way it goes?) It's incredibly unlikely that both GitHub and GitLab would simultaneously go down (or take down our repos for some reason). Even if they did, we still have git clones on individual people's computers. Does anyone lurking here know how to set up automated GitLab<->GitHub mirrors - is it difficult and what kind of infrastructure is required?