I really like Pijul and its underlying libraries, both from a conceptual and implementation perspective. However over the 6 years of its existence I've lost ho

I really like Pijul and its underlying libraries, both from a conceptual and implementation perspective. However over the 6 years of its existence I've lost hope of it ever becoming something that I'll use in my day-to-day, the same way I lost hope on rocket (the Rust web framework). After all those years it's still essentially a single-maintainer side project who is stretched too thin across 3 big projects (Pijul, Sanakirja, Nest). I really hope that at some point a maintainer/team constellation emerges that can put all the lessons learned from Pijul into something that has a shot at being a successor to git.