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I’m interested in looking at fossil SCM - not the built in web server, wiki, and issue tracking, but the auto sync and simplified interface appeal for personal

• maxk42 4y ago
  I've used git since it was first released to the public and recently I feel like I know less about it than ever before. I switched to fossil for personal projects around a year ago and haven't regretted it one bit!
  • dognotdog 4y ago
    I kind of went the other way as github/gitlab took off. I was using fossil for years because it was so self contained with issue tracking and everything, and it is great, but the lack of easy two-way interop with github had me gradually drop it for new projects, when I anticipate some level of other contributors. That being said, going from fossil->git via git-export is very simple and painless.
• ilyt 4y ago
  That reminds me of git-bug https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33730417 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33730417 Basically issue tracking added to git repo directly That being said my personal project are just push/pull/commit so I don't see the reason to change. Maybe some script to auto-push commits every hour or something but, well I have backups so that's not really required either