Comment by ThataSmilez on 06/08/2019 at 16:14 UTC

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Of course! I have no clue if it's worth the hassle, because as you mentioned maintaining can be a hassle if you're getting requests on each host, but I figured it was worth mentioning. I think it's probably best to stay on github if you're interested in getting contributions, since it's definitely the bigger platform.

Of course, you could also just state that one repo is the primary and only have the other set up as a mirror for viewing, though that sort of defeats the purpose beyond redundancy.

Also, I found that article I was talking about, it goes into a bit more detail about how you can go about setting up such a workflow.

https://moox.io/blog/keep-in-sync-git-repos-on-github-gitlab-bitbucket/

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Comment by Killed_Mufasa at 06/08/2019 at 16:29 UTC

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Thank you for sharing your view and the article. I have something to dive into tonight. I think I'll stick to GitHub for now but I'll start working, or at least researching, on a multiple platforms solutions the coming period as well.

As far as I can tell right now, it requires command-line stuff and, I'm just gonna be honest, I suck at command-line stuff. That said, it might be worth the hassle if the platforms can be properly synchronized, thereby giving people on both platforms a change to contribute.

Thx!