2 ms·

I really hope they stick with Git and produce something concrete rather than trying to shoehorn a diverse collection of version control models into the same API

I really hope they stick with Git and produce something concrete rather than trying to shoehorn a diverse collection of version control models into the same API. The last thing you want is the sort of lowest common denominator solution that everyone agrees on but is otherwise useless. Later, after the GitPub federation approach is proven, let another team take up the torch for AnyPub.

doubleunplussed 8y ago
To me it seems like the real power of and differences between tools is apparent mostly in the context of offline history editing. Once you're making pull requests, nobody wants anything complex in the PR. Lowest common denominator - "here is a set of commits" might be fine.