SIT's issue tracking module stores merge requests (aka patches) in SIT itself, therefore, they can all be stored in a git repo. Case in point: https://github.co

SIT's issue tracking module stores merge requests (aka patches) in SIT itself, therefore, they can all be stored in a git repo. Case in point: https://github.com/sit-fyi/sit/commit/e9f96b84edc560bb1b0c0fa659908a9231ea165c https://github.com/sit-fyi/sit/commit/e9f96b84edc560bb1b0c0f... And this is how it looks in SIT: https://imgur.com/a/UCFmbsZ https://imgur.com/a/UCFmbsZ