Care has been taken to ensure minimal impact to BookStack end users. The original GitHub repository is still staying around, and will essentially act as a mirror of the codebase on Codeberg, so any existing instances fetching updates from GitHub can continue to do so.
Since they are keeping the github as essentially a mirror, doesn't this obviate those concerns?
-edit- although also:
although eventually we will only create releases on Codeberg so it’s advised to watch/subscribe to them there instead:
I guess someone _else_ could choose to fork and keep up-to-date.
BookStack maintainer here. Just to clarify on that, the GitHub repo will continue to be updated and mirror the Codeberg repo (including release tags/code) for the foreseeable future, it's just that I might stop specifically publishing GitHub release entries (details on the release tag) at some point to avoid the duplication of work.
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Since they are keeping the github as essentially a mirror, doesn't this obviate those concerns?
-edit- although also:
I guess someone _else_ could choose to fork and keep up-to-date.
BookStack maintainer here. Just to clarify on that, the GitHub repo will continue to be updated and mirror the Codeberg repo (including release tags/code) for the foreseeable future, it's just that I might stop specifically publishing GitHub release entries (details on the release tag) at some point to avoid the duplication of work.