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minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink7•9 months agoWith Gitlab embracing activitypub, at least the issues can bei easily migrated now/soon.
minus-squareTobias Hungerlink5•9 months agoAre they embracing activity pub? I read it is just one guy in the community working in it. And the vast majority of users are on GitHub, looking for code on there. Having activity pub on other forges will not change that big time:-(
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink3•edit-29 months agoOny saw this vid about it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v68NFdZIMKI Yeah, github is currently the big cheese. But other forges are still out there and are being used. And since git is an open format, the infrastructure is (a bit) more resilient towards enshittyfication.
minus-squareTobias Hungerlink1•9 months agoOh, the repository are easy to move. The bug reports, PRs, wikis, CI/CD are stuck in github though. There is a huge lock in.
With Gitlab embracing activitypub, at least the issues can bei easily migrated now/soon.
Are they embracing activity pub? I read it is just one guy in the community working in it.
And the vast majority of users are on GitHub, looking for code on there. Having activity pub on other forges will not change that big time:-(
Ony saw this vid about it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v68NFdZIMKI
Yeah, github is currently the big cheese. But other forges are still out there and are being used. And since git is an open format, the infrastructure is (a bit) more resilient towards enshittyfication.
Oh, the repository are easy to move.
The bug reports, PRs, wikis, CI/CD are stuck in github though. There is a huge lock in.