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How to Back Up a Single File from GitLab
Normally, when you want to inspect the code that's part of a Git repository, you clone the repository down to your local environment and open the entire project in your text editor. However, sometimes all you really want to look at is one particular...Best Practices for Reviewing Pull Requests in GitHub
Do not harm the project’s code.
Three Ways to Back Up a Single File from Bitbucket
Ever spent time trying to problem-solve only to suddenly recall that you’ve solved a similar problem in the past? You go looking for the project that has the solution in your Bitbucket, find it, and realize the solution consists of about three files.
3 Ways to Back Up and Restore Repositories in Bitbucket Cloud
Losing any amount of data can disrupt business in significant ways: it can erase history, lead to regulation violations, and even bankrupt a business. Wholly apart from server outages and natural disasters, it’s not uncommon for users to make...
Best Practices for Using GitHub Issues
Every software project needs a way to track and organize work that needs done. Tools for this range from simple to-do lists in one-man hobby projects to professional issue trackers in giant codebases with hundreds of maintainers.
How Mercado Libre Backs Up 13,000+ GitHub Repositories with BackHub
As microservices continue to gain adoption in enterprise software applications, more companies are using them to solve interesting problems at scale.
The Complete Guide to GitHub Backups [e-book]
BackHub was built because we couldn’t find a good solution for backing up our GitHub repositories. Finally, we ended up creating what would become BackHub out of frustration. Our homemade solution grew into the service trusted by over a thousand...
A New Family. A Better BackHub
We built the first version of BackHub simply because we needed it. There was no secure backup solution for our GitHub repositories. GitHub had become, and still is, a linchpin in our project development process.