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`bugh` creates read-only local backups of all repositories in your Github
account, to protect you from hacking, catastrophic data loss, and your own
destructive power. To install, run:
sudo pip install bugh
After installing, run `bugh [your Github username]` from the directory
in which you would like to mirror your repositories. The first invocation clones
every repository in your Github account. Repeated invocations will run `git
pull` in already-cloned repositories, and will clone repositories that don't
exist locally.
Currently, `bugh` only mirrors the master branch of each repository; future
versions will allow mirroring all branches in a repository. It also does not
support mirroring private repositories.
`bugh` is made by [Will Haldean Brown][1] and is distributed under the GPLv3.
Release Notes
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Release versions here map to release versions on PyPI.
1.0: Initial release.
1.1: Increase limit on mirrorable repositories to 100.
[1]:http://haldean.org
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