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# Hvor er GitHub CI

ShareLaTeX Cloud Compiler blev lukket ned den 21. juli (Github Sync i ShareLaTeX-editoren vil fortsat blive understøttet). Vi håber, at dette ikke vil medføre en stor ændring i arbejdsgangen for de fleste, og vi er virkelig kede af det, hvis det gør.

## Hvorfor er det blevet udfaset?

Integrationen mellem ShareLaTeX Cloud Compiler og GitHub har ikke været meget brugt. Som følge heraf har den ikke fået megen opmærksomhed fra vores udviklingsteam, og der er over tid begyndt at opstå fejl. I stedet for at fortsætte med at understøtte denne underudnyttede funktion mente vi, at det var bedre for vores brugere, at vi fortsatte med at fokusere vores udviklingsindsats på den centrale ShareLaTeX-oplevelse. Bemærk, at GitHub-synkroniseringen, der er tilgængelig i ShareLaTeX-editoren, fortsat vil blive understøttet og forbedret.

## Hvordan kan jeg bruge ShareLaTeX og Git?

Vores GitHub-synkronisering inde i ShareLaTeX-editoren er stadig aktiv og fuldt understøttet.


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