Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
We would like to reduce our dependence on Microsoft-owned infrastructure; GitHub was acquired by Microsoft in Y2018.
Codeberg seems to align well with our values; it is based in Germany, within the relatively strong privacy provisions of the EU, and it is built on Forjejo, and open source code forge system -- meaning that if we encounter problems or want to suggest improvements, it respects our ability to do so as a public contributor at a source-code level.
Describe the solution you'd like
- All source code repositories belonging to OpenCulinary and RecipeRadar should be migrated to the relevant organizations on Codeberg:
- Migrated repositories should be mirrored from their migrated repository locations on Codeberg to their existing repository locations on GitHub.
- In other words, Codeberg will become the primary source-of-truth, issue-reporting and pull request destination; changes committed there will be mirrored back to GitHub.
Describe alternatives you've considered
N/A
Additional context
It may make sense to create an appropriately-scoped GitHub API access token to decrease the chance of being unnecessarily rate-limited during migration.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
We would like to reduce our dependence on Microsoft-owned infrastructure; GitHub was acquired by Microsoft in Y2018.
Codeberg seems to align well with our values; it is based in Germany, within the relatively strong privacy provisions of the EU, and it is built on Forjejo, and open source code forge system -- meaning that if we encounter problems or want to suggest improvements, it respects our ability to do so as a public contributor at a source-code level.
Describe the solution you'd like
openculinary-> https://codeberg.org/openculinaryreciperadar-> https://codeberg.org/reciperadarDescribe alternatives you've considered
N/A
Additional context
It may make sense to create an appropriately-scoped GitHub API access token to decrease the chance of being unnecessarily rate-limited during migration.