+ [2016-03-29T23:47:40Z] tang^ perhaps
+ [2016-03-29T23:48:10Z] tang^ there's a lot of examples of "self hosted gist" code in various languages
+ [2016-03-29T23:48:20Z] VxJasonxV gists are repositories, you can interact with them via git
+ [2016-03-29T23:48:32Z] VxJasonxV it leverages the same capabilities that powers GitHub itself.
+ [2016-03-29T23:49:47Z] user083 But it is a striped down version such as no directory support or branches

message no. 129116

Posted by user083 in #github at 2016-03-29T23:44:10Z

VxJasonxV, I know that each gist is a repository, but how do they store them? do they store each git object as a row in a database or is the whole gist stored on disk in folders?
+ [2016-03-30T00:10:19Z] VxJasonxV the web interface won't display it, but you can include it in the repository
+ [2016-03-30T00:10:22Z] VxJasonxV so, yes and no
+ [2016-03-30T01:11:34Z] TheHackOps Does anyone know how helpful github is when it comes to rolling back an entire repo
+ [2016-03-30T01:11:48Z] TheHackOps I dont need to atm but just curious
+ [2016-03-30T01:12:05Z] TheHackOps I am a paying user if that helps