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Yeah, I mentioned Quilt in the post! Lappverk is effectively an exercise in "What if Quilt, but you could interact with it using any Git tooling, rather than Qu
by Nullabillity 1y ago
Yeah, I mentioned Quilt in the post! Lappverk is effectively an exercise in "What if Quilt, but you could interact with it using any Git tooling, rather than Quilt's half-baked custom VCS?".
- pc486 1y agoHave you seen git-spice? It may be up your alley. https://github.com/abhinav/git-spice https://github.com/abhinav/git-spice
- Nullabillity 1y agoI haven't, no. But as far as I can tell from the documentation, it looks more like an alternative to stgit (with a similar lack of history or collaboration support)?
- pc486 1y agostgit is similar in that it sits with git, but it's not the same workflow. git-spice has branches per feature that base on one-another. It's more git-like than quilt-like. What you get is git-styled patch-series development. Branches on branches where each branch maintains history of the feature. A git-spice workflow is compatible with GitHub style PRs where a PR depends depends on another PR. Or pair git-spice with format-patch you can share with developers who prefer patch files. Or take patches from someone and import each patch as a branch, then let git-spice track the stack position.