Migrating to or off GitHub is slow and risky
Data engineering4 posts from 4 people4d active+00 posts in the last 7 days, 1 the 7 days before (fading)
Posts per day
The posts behind it
4, newest firstCompanies and products named
| Company or product | Posts naming it |
|---|---|
| 4 | |
| 1 | |
| 1 | |
| 1 | |
| 1 |
About this problem
Evidence
4 posts from 4 people in 4 places, about 2 a week over 13 days. Mostly on microsoft/vscode, apache/iceberg, grafana/grafana. Tools named alongside: VS Code, Apache Iceberg, Grafana, Vercel.
Frustration Frustration 0 of 3· Seen on GitHub issues
How it was grouped
Posts that state a pain and match the "migration" rule about GitHub. First post Sep 2, 2026, latest Sep 14, 2026. Corroborated: 3 or more posts from 2 or more people or places. Method
The same problem elsewhere
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- GitHub lock-in makes switching costly (3)
- GitHub outages and slowdowns disrupt work (3)
- GitHub rate limits and usage caps block work (3)
- GitHub is hard to run and test locally (2)
- GitHub hits connection, locking and scaling limits (2)
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History
- 2026-09-25 Added: Migrating to or off GitHub is slow and risky (4 posts)