This would be amazing for doing the first time import on a competitor's platform too. Nothing says you have to feed the downloaded archive into a GHES target.
> The archive will contain your profile data, plan, and any email addresses connected with your account in addition to the issues, pull requests, comments, reviews, releases, projects, events, attachments, milestones, and settings for each of your repositories—along with basic information about the users who have interacted with them.
> Now you can better understand what information we store, so you can make informed choices about how you use GitHub.
> Download all of your data
Lies, there is no search query or visit logs in exported data, I do not believe that you aren't storing it, so compared to GDPR request this is useless.
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> Now you can better understand what information we store, so you can make informed choices about how you use GitHub.
> Download all of your data
Lies, there is no search query or visit logs in exported data, I do not believe that you aren't storing it, so compared to GDPR request this is useless.
And it was created in 2011, when GDPR and other data export regulations didn't exist.