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Around 20 years ago Facebook made the same choice, so you're in good company in terms of technically sophisticated shops.
by avarun 5mo ago
Around 20 years ago Facebook made the same choice, so you're in good company in terms of technically sophisticated shops.
- loeg 5mo agoFacebook has been using their own in-house Sapling/Eden for years and years now. I'm not sure how much similarity remains with open source Mercurial.
- zeroonetwothree 5mo agoYou can use all the normal hg commands at Meta. It’s a regular mercurial repo from the standpoint of a user
- loeg 5mo agoYeah, but people using open source mercurial aren't in the same boat. It's a different codebase.
- zeroonetwothree 5mo agoFacebook didn’t adopt mercurial until something like 2014? And before that used svn -> git