GitHub Security Breaches and Outages Drive Developers Away From Private Repository Hosting
Multiple GitHub security incidents including private repository leaks and git push exploits are eroding developer trust in hosted private repositories. Service outages compound the reliability concern for teams depending on GitHub for CI/CD pipelines and code collaboration. Self-hosted alternatives like Gitea require setup expertise that most teams lack.
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