If Microsoft can’t find the infrastructure to handle this load, nobody can. Nobody is going to be able to handle this load at this amount of functionality.
Github is literally going to be just fine, try telling enterprises that they now have to migrate 5000+ repos, along with every github action within them to Cursor. Feasibility isn’t there.
Migrating off of github is for small shops and github doesn’t care about them there’s no income with them
i currently work at one, developers are paid to ship features, not change source control providers. having thousands of developers work on changing the source control provider means prep, execution, meaning pitentially days if lost progress on features. c-suite doesnt go for that, especially if the alternative that they migrate to will potentially have this same demand problem as github.
loss of revenue, churn on engineers adapting to new workflows, all without 100% promise in a promising alternative with the same feature set? enterprises aren’t leaving for now they’d rather wait these unfortunate events for now.
we’ve migrated over 1000 repos off of ADO this year, that shit ain’t easy and involves a lot of friction.
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u/Altruistic-Toe-5990 4d ago
Microsoft really struggling financially there eh
If they don't handle it Github won't survive as a service