GIT is non-proprietary and decentralized so it keeps that promise. And having a built-in issue tracker 1. isn't related to those properties, and 2. isn't tru

GIT is non-proprietary and decentralized so it keeps that promise. And having a built-in issue tracker 1. isn't related to those properties, and 2. isn't truly within the scope of a source code version control management solution. That's the domain of project management.