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This feels a bit symbiotic, given that a big chunk of git is written in Perl. Should we now watch to see whether Python chooses Mercurial or Bazaar? Seems the
by CUViper 18y ago
This feels a bit symbiotic, given that a big chunk of git is written in Perl.
Should we now watch to see whether Python chooses Mercurial or Bazaar? Seems they're already leaning towards the latter: http://www.python.org/dev/bazaar/ http://www.python.org/dev/bazaar/
Sorry Ruby fans, I don't know of any Ruby DVCS for you to pair up with. Even as popular as git is with ruby-devs, I can't see git ever using ruby itself...
- aaronblohowiak 18y agoRuby speaks .git : http://github.com/github/grit/tree/master http://github.com/github/grit/tree/master Go ruby glue, go!
- frenchtoast 18y agoBazaar and Python are a natural fit. Besides being written in Python, Bazaar provides nice integration with Launchpad -- and Ubuntu makes heavy use of Python in general. Anyhow, Bazaar has very nice documentation, is easy to use, and certainly has a helpful and friendly community behind it. It's also now officially a GNU project, so it's not going anywhere any time soon.
- asjo 18y ago> It's also now officially a GNU project, so it's not going anywhere any time soon. I first read that in _exactly_ the opposite way it was, surely, meant. Heehee.