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I'd hope my revision control didn't need a lot of tooling, personally. I have Emacs darcsum and vc-darcs, and Trac integration, with hooks to use on commits et

by gnufx 7y ago

I'd hope my revision control didn't need a lot of tooling, personally. I have Emacs darcsum and vc-darcs, and Trac integration, with hooks to use on commits etc. I guess darcsden (hub.darcs.net) is similar to pijul nest. There doesn't seem to be any real problem integrating it with things (that don't insist on a CVS-ish model) if people want to do it, it's just that few do, unfortunately. I haven't had time to see how easy it would be to provide darcs support for sourcehut, which might be useful. I don't know what GHE is, but making me interact with github or bitbucket isn't a good way to encourage me to contribute to projects, especially fixing incidental bugs in things I use. Each to their own, after some decades' experience of effective distributed development.

core-questions 7y ago
> I don't know what GHE is, but making me interact with github or bitbucket isn't a good way to encourage me to contribute to projects GHE is Github Enterprise. Most software development teams use that or Bitbucket or Gitlab, because there's a ton of value in the visual interface, the approach to code reviews, approvals, etc. that is hard to recreate in any other form. You still push Git patches to it the same way as you would to any other Git repo.