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I have been giving this one a lot of thought. I jumped to sourcehut for my personal projects and was amazed how viscerally pleasing a [PATCH] email thread could

I have been giving this one a lot of thought. I jumped to sourcehut for my personal projects and was amazed how viscerally pleasing a [PATCH] email thread could be. I am convinced there is a big psychological difference between discussions via Pull Requests and discussions via email/mailing lists. I can’t pin point it but it is almost palpable. A question I have with the process is: can email based workflow still work with for a continuous integration/delivery pipeline?

goku12 3y ago
> A question I have with the process is: can email based workflow still work with for a continuous integration/delivery pipeline? Doesn't sourcehut already support that? (https://man.sr.ht/builds.sr.ht/ https://man.sr.ht/builds.sr.ht/)
palata 3y ago
> I jumped to sourcehut for my personal projects Same :-). I also love how people don't have to create an account to send a patch. They just need to send me an e-mail. That is not a problem on GitHub (because everybody is forced to have an account there), but it is if you want to host your repo somewhere else. > can email based workflow still work with for a continuous integration/delivery pipeline? SourceHut has a CI feature integrated with the mailing-lists: https://man.sr.ht/builds.sr.ht/ https://man.sr.ht/builds.sr.ht/