The argument that "Git lacks native wiki and bug tracking" is actually a very good thing: each of those 3 things (scm, wiki, bug tracking) are very different, a

The argument that "Git lacks native wiki and bug tracking" is actually a very good thing: each of those 3 things (scm, wiki, bug tracking) are very different, and an scm must not bring a process/management system with it. Obviously, often it's nice to have all the things packaged, and GitLab does it amazingly well (maybe does too much these days though), but at a some level of process and IT management, wiki and issues have their tools already and should not depend on the scm.