Bugs Everywhere: - bug are stored as files alongside the normal code, which is different than the vast majorities of bug tracker operate, and also rely on git t

Bugs Everywhere: - bug are stored as files alongside the normal code, which is different than the vast majorities of bug tracker operate, and also rely on git to merge properly the bug's files in a correct state. In git-bug, merge is simply rebasing commit, there is no conflict. - last commit was in 2013 As far as I understand, the data model of git-bug is much closer than what github does internally. If you look at githug's API, you will find the same timeline of edit operation, so it might help them to pick up the idea.