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Eh, as a developer retention program, to keep the community they have happy by allowing them pet projects that get the OpenBSD name behind them (which gives the
by kbenson 2y ago
Eh, as a developer retention program, to keep the community they have happy by allowing them pet projects that get the OpenBSD name behind them (which gives them at least a bit of marketing), they could do worse.
- ninjin 2y agoMaybe. But is it not equally likely that they looked at git(1) and did not like how it would change their workflow and that the license was incompatible with what they would like to see in base?
- IcePic 2y agoFrom what I understand, got works more like svn and cvs in that you have shallow checkouts, so this would match the current workflows better even if it uses git represenation on disk, which would allow people to replicate got repos with git tools is need be.