Google Code (archive) on a Mac
Defunct — read-only archive for migrating old projects · Version Control
Google Code (code.google.com) was Google's project-hosting service; it shut down in 2016 and now exists only as a read-only archive. There's nothing to connect to — this entry is for reference and migration: pull historic source/issues from the Google Code Archive and re-host on GitHub/GitLab/Gitea. Use the archive's exports rather than a live API.
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