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BookStack begins migration from GitHub to CodeBerg over Microsoft ownership concerns

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ssddanbrown

1mo ago· 5 min readenCode

Summary

BookStack, a self-hosted open source documentation platform, is migrating its secondary repositories away from GitHub to CodeBerg due to growing discomfort with Microsoft's ownership of GitHub. The project cites concerns about privacy, user rights, and the use of GitHub Copilot trained on public repositories without consent. The migration is framed as an ethical stand for open source values, with primary repos remaining on GitHub for now but with a readiness plan for full migration if needed.

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As time goes on, and as GitHub develops under Microsoft, it feels increasingly uncomfortable to be on the platform.
Being a self-hosted open source platform, a significant portion of our audience will be those that value their privacy and rights.
Using a platform, and agreeing to terms, from a company that is actively training AI models on public open source code without consent, feels like a betrayal of the values that open source is built on.
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This post is intended to evolve over time. Status July 27th 2024: Our secondary repos have now been migrated to BookStack on CodeBerg, with the GitHub originals archived with links to the equivalen...

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