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I like the idea of a completely self-contained source code control. Honestly, some images of Fossil's UI would be very nice. One thought: What's now making Gi
by gwbas1c 4y ago
I like the idea of a completely self-contained source code control.
Honestly, some images of Fossil's UI would be very nice.
One thought: What's now making Git super-powerful is that every IDE that I use has halfway-decent support for Git. I can view a diff of my changes and commit without leaving the IDE. Do any major IDEs integrate with Fossil?
- ghoward 4y agoAbout images of the UI: Fossil's website is run by Fossil, so you are, in fact, looking at Fossil's UI when you visit TFA.
- anthropodie 4y agoThat's really cool! Looking at source files it looks like it does not show color coding. Minor caveat but I'm so used to see code in color formatting that without it I find it hard to read it.
- wyoung2 4y agoIt's easy to strap the color-coding JS library of your choice to Fossil. Here's an instance using Prism.js and its Cay theme: https://tangentsoft.com/mikrotik/wiki?name=Maintaining+a+Local+Fork https://tangentsoft.com/mikrotik/wiki?name=Maintaining+a+Loc... You may find the article of some interest, since it summarizes one common use case for Fossil.
- gwbas1c 4y agoNot really. https://fossil-scm.org/home/doc/trunk/www/fossil-v-git.wiki https://fossil-scm.org/home/doc/trunk/www/fossil-v-git.wiki appears to be a static site. But more importantly, things like side-by-side screenshots of Gitlab / Github / Fossil of major features will also be immensely helpful. I'm thinking of things like pull requests, ticket trackers, ect.