Got it, many thanks! I made the wrong assumption that relay.ngit.dev was only advertising the original repo. I didn’t realise it was storing its own copy.
Thanks again. Can I ask one last question, just to make sure I understood things correctly?
If I use ngit to initialise my repo (originally hosted on GitHub) to both relay.ngit.dev and gitnostr.com, then in theory all three servers have a totally independent copy of the repo, right? (i.e. this is pure Git, with no background sync or anything like that)
Actually, the question behind the question is: nothing stops someone from creating a change and only pushing it to GitHub. So, in this case, if I want those changes to be visible on relay.ngit.dev and gitnostr.com, it’s up to me to push the changes there manually or set up a third party sync / mirroring solutionl, correct?
Anthony Accioly
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2025-06-10 16:12:18
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