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They wouldn't have done it if a they had a significant user base using Mercurial, or if Mercurial usage was showing promising growth.
by the_duke 7y ago
They wouldn't have done it if a they had a significant user base using Mercurial, or if Mercurial usage was showing promising growth.
- cmiles74 7y agoThe article claims that virtually no new accounts are using Mercurial support at all. I suspect that they are working on improving their build pipeline and CI tooling and it's proving to expensive (perhaps in both time and money) to get that working reliably for both Git and Mercurial.