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Gradual introduction of the bwGit service
The bwGit service is currently in open beta. Please note the following:
- Group and repository names may still change (although this is unlikely).
- Backups are currently performed onsite only.
- New features are still being added or enabled.
- Workflows and policies will evolve as the service matures.
- Data protection aspects have not yet been fully addressed. For this reason, no sensitive data may be stored or transferred to the service at this time. It is not yet clear which data protection–related restrictions or limitations may apply once the service moves into full production.
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