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On this note, I'm surprised there's still no de facto standard for having web UI issues associated with a repo actually be powered off text files committed in a
by crooked-v 8y ago
On this note, I'm surprised there's still no de facto standard for having web UI issues associated with a repo actually be powered off text files committed in a subfolder.
- trickstra 8y agobugseverywhere.org is (was? seems a bit dead) a project doing exactly that - saving issues as part of a git repo
- coldacid 8y agoThere have been a few different projects for tracking issues as objects in Git storage, but they all do things in slightly different (incompatible) ways and none have gained enough mindshare to be commonly used. My guess is that none will ever gain enough mindshare without being packaged in with git itself, either, so we got ourselves a chicken and egg problem.