GDPR-Compliant Code Hosting
Source code repositories contain far more than just code. Commit histories include developer names and email addresses, issue trackers store bug reports that may reference customer data, pull request discussions contain team member identities and technical decisions, and repositories often include configuration files with credentials or customer-specific logic. Under GDPR, developer personal data in commit histories and the potential for customer data in issues and configs makes code hosting a data protection concern. Beyond personal data, source code is often the most valuable intellectual property in a software business. When hosted on US-based platforms, your proprietary code is subject to US jurisdiction. European code hosting providers store your repositories, issues, and development workflows entirely within the EU, protecting both the personal data of your development team and the sovereignty of your intellectual property.
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What Makes a Code Hosting GDPR Compliant?
Is GitHub safe for hosting proprietary source code as an EU company?
Do Git commit histories contain personal data under GDPR?
Can European code hosting platforms handle large teams and enterprise workflows?
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