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49  Subject: Re: [Bitcoin-development] Reconsidering github
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66  If github were to be abandoned for anything, it'd make sense to move code
67  review and bug tracking elsewhere. GitHub does a reasonably good job of
68  hosting git repositories. It kind of sucks at code review and the issue
69  tracker is rudimentary at best. These days you can do "log in with my
70  github account" so if done well, it'd not have to be very painful.
71  
72  JetBrains make great stuff and they have a code review and repository
73  exploration tool called Upsource in development, which should come out
74  soon. I think it's proprietary but that would be no different to github,
75  and it's designed for self hosting.
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81  <div dir=3D"ltr"><div class=3D"gmail_extra">If github were to be abandoned =
82  for anything, it&#39;d make sense to move code review and bug tracking else=
83  where. GitHub does a reasonably good job of hosting git repositories. It ki=
84  nd of sucks at code review and the issue tracker is rudimentary at best. Th=
85  ese days you can do &quot;log in with my github account&quot; so if done we=
86  ll, it&#39;d not have to be very painful.</div>
87  <div class=3D"gmail_extra"><br></div><div class=3D"gmail_extra">JetBrains m=
88  ake great stuff and they have a code review and repository exploration tool=
89   called Upsource in development, which should come out soon. I think it&#39=
90  ;s proprietary but that would be no different to github, and it&#39;s desig=
91  ned for self hosting.</div>
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