Hi SAn,

you really want to recommend using the service of a company which has
previously bought another company just to remove them from the
market (gitorious.org) and then make all their users' content
unavailable for almost 1 year without prior warning two months later?
Yes, they just switched it off and referred people to archive.org
who was also not prepared for it and it took 1 year until we had
a read-only mirror of the content previously hosted on gitorious.org.
I've wittnessed that first hand as all my personal projects were hosted
on gitorious.org -- on wikipedia gitlab is trying to make it look more
beautiful than it was, saying that they offered automated migration
to (paid) gitlab.com (wasn't offered to me, I didn't have a gitlab.com
account at the time and wasn't willing to paid nor accepted their
terms&conditions).
Just for the record, neither github.com nor Microsoft actually ever did
any harm to any OpenSource project in such a blunt and malignant way.
Not even Oracle did.

If you just want to run away from github.com (for good reasons), maybe
look here:
https://www.fsf.org/blogs/sysadmin/coming-soon-a-new-site-for-fully-free-collaboration


Cheers


Daniel


On Mon, Mar 23, 2020 at 07:03:59PM -0300, SAn via lime-users wrote:
> Hi!
> As we would like to migrate from github to gitlab it is best for the
> migration that every developer have an account at gitlab.com and also that it is
> linked with your github account. This way issues, pull requests and
> commits are properly linked with your user.
> To do that while logged to gitlab.com go to https://gitlab.com/profile/account and
> then "connect with github".
>
> Best!
> SAn
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