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So this is allowing remote git repositories to be treated as a regular filesystem. I really cannot think for good use-cases for this. Maybe to use existing fil
by gillesjacobs 5y ago
So this is allowing remote git repositories to be treated as a regular filesystem. I really cannot think for good use-cases for this.
Maybe to use existing file-based indexing and search tools? I must be missing prime use-cases here.
- int_19h 5y agoBrowsing source code of third party libraries that you're using? This could be especially nice with some debugger integration, if you could just step into a library function, and have the corresponding file opened via hubfs...
- rubyist5eva 5y agoJust………clone the repo?
- int_19h 5y agoYes, and then locate the correct file in it etc. Or, we could just have the computer do it all for us.
- mfbx9da4 5y agoLike ssh into your server with GitHub actions
- edjw 5y agoYour company keeps some things on GitHub but not everyone in the company wants to learn git, the command line, the concepts around git.