Code-settings-sync: Choice between GitHub Gist or GitLab Snippet?

[chris-c-thomas]

I realize this is me being very particular but just curious how hard this would be? I'm itching to move everything over from GitHub to GitLab for myself and if I could maintain all my Gists over there that'd be great too.

I'm also intrigued by this idea: https://github.com/shanalikhan/code-settings-sync/issues/413 in regards to backing up to a repo instead of a Gist. In that case, could we select between GitHub, GitLab, BitBucket, etc ?

[dylanh724]

I'd like this. GitLab is superior with all their features, usability, unlimited private repos, 10gb free, etc etc.

[carlos-algms]

Please, if it is possible, don't forget to allow private corporate gitlab as well.

[fnkr]

GitLab Snippets are not versioned. I would rather sync with a GitLab repository instead. I think it would be better if setting-sync would gain the ability to sync with an arbitrary Git repository instead of creating more vendor-specific implementations for syncing.

[shanalikhan]

it's better to sync with the repository.

1. Github Gist
2. Repository [ Mainly support, Github and GitLab ]

See the feature here available for bounty. #EarnAndFix

https://github.com/shanalikhan/code-settings-sync/issues/413

[connorshea]

Snippets also don’t support more than one file, so using GitLab snippets would require some really weird compromises.

[v6]

Also, the "private gist" sharing via a link is not available on GitLab.

[simonwiles]

Am I the only one who just wants to do this via local files that I can sync/copy/upload/download/check-in/check-out however I please?

[shanalikhan]

@simonwiles Import / Export to Local Files is also on backlog - #256.

Settings Sync will become one solution for all ( with time :) )

[shanalikhan]

I'm closing this issue and marking it as duplicate to #413

Settings Sync will only contain three interfaces.

1. Github Gist
2. File Import / Export
   
   
   
   • You can improve/ setup it with your google drive or dropbox later on by putting locations or import / export on that folder.
   
   
3. Git Repo
   
   
   
   • Mainly support Github and Gitlab but anyone can use their own git platform.
   
   

[shanalikhan]

Duplicate of #413