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[–] pinball_wizard@lemmy.zip 1 points 12 hours ago

Here's how I handled my migration to CodeBerg:

  • Code and history - add new remote, git pull and push. Done.
  • pull requests - were not an issue for me. I generally merge them or reject them same day, so I just migrated at the end of a day when none were open.
  • Issues - I just left the GitHub issue queue behind. It is a public archive now. I know where to find it to read it. Anything that matters will get a new issue at CodeBerg, someday.
  • CI/CD - I can't comment. Mine are 95% bash anyway, so they should be easy to move, but I haven't yet. My spicy take: most GitHub Actions are a hot mess, because they were written by folks not experienced enough to just use bash. Apologies to anyone who likes GitHub Actions. I've had mostly bad experiences with them.