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Git is a distributed SCM, you know. I would highly recommend that you push your code to other remotes in any case.


That's certainly true for the code, but Github is more than just that. Think of the commit-comments, issues, pull requests, private messages and wiki pages. I guess you could create backups of most of these things with the API, but who does that?


I do. Well, not private messages, but the rest of it (including all the forks). Checked into branches of the git repository so any clone has all the data.

http://github.com/joeyh/github-backup/


This is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you for sharing!


+1

push to bitbucket! Its also free!




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