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Storing Scraped Data in an SQLite Database on GitHub

42 pointsby ngshiheng10 months ago

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kristianp10 months ago
It's fun to test the boundaries of github's services, but if you're doing something useful I'd just hire a vps, they can be had from $5 a month. You could still upload the sqlite file to github via a check-in.
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chatmasta10 months ago
Presumably you can bypass the artifact retention limit by uploading them as release artifacts (which are retained forever) rather than job artifacts.<p>(Not that I’d advocate for this in general, since ultimately you’re duplicating a bunch of data and will eventually catch the eye of some GitHub compliance script.)
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