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by marcinkuzminski 9y ago
RhodeCode is one of projects that build their installer on top of nix package manager. Check out this blog post: https://rhodecode.com/blog/61/rhodecode-and-nix-package-mana...
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by marcinkuzminski 9y ago
I wonder if solution to `PR commentary is lost.` would be simply to dump all the information created during code-review into some metadata in the commit itself. We also have this problem at RhodeCode that basically code-review in pull reque
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by marcinkuzminski 9y ago
That's where Mercurial phases and publishing repositories improve UX a lot. Developers can have their forks with non-publishing repositories that indicate commits that are not in public state and can be easily edited. This is such a gr
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Appenlight Exception and Performance monitoring tool released under Apache 2.0(rhodecode.com)
2 points by marcinkuzminski 9y ago|0 comments
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by marcinkuzminski 9y ago
I'd recommend looking at RhodeCode for code-review. It has few unique features like pull-requests versioning allowing partial diff between updates, todo notes. Team looked at few gerrit features and want to port it too to make code-rev
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by marcinkuzminski 9y ago
This is a known problem for a while. For example when we (RhodeCode) had an installer based on pip we actually rolled our own PYPI index. Having one you host is very easy and there are nice projects in existence that allowed that. It basica
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by marcinkuzminski 9y ago
Try out RhodeCode it focuses on Source Code Management with strong security and performance. Should be also a fast alternative.
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by marcinkuzminski 9y ago
Appenlight.com, for performance and exception tracking
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by marcinkuzminski 9y ago
There are more open source Source Code management tools, such as RhodeCode, or Gitea
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by marcinkuzminski 9y ago
When we went to raise money for RhodeCode which was GPL at that time, it was no issue for investors. Nowe we're AGPL and switching the license was no issue for current investors too. Also so far no questions about AGPL beeing a problem
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What's new in Mercurial 4.2(mercurial-scm.org)
4 points by marcinkuzminski 9y ago|0 comments
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by marcinkuzminski 10y ago
RhodeCode has a similar system, in addition, you can have a versioned PRs which show you diffs across updates of PR for easier and faster reviews.
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by marcinkuzminski 10y ago
RhodeCode is a good option for hosting, it has an advanced permission system, streaming push support and it scales well.
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RhodeCode 4.7.0 Release: Git LFS v2.0 Support, Jupyter Notebooks Rendering(rhodecode.com)
1 points by marcinkuzminski 10y ago|0 comments
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by marcinkuzminski 10y ago
Looking forward to next OpenSource RhodeCode release which will now support rendering jupyter notebooks. It'll be second to Github source code management with Jupyter support.
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by marcinkuzminski 10y ago
Our team uses Mercurial for exactly the same thing, a clean linear history, with features like phases, and histedit it's very easy to achieve and works great. We use RhodeCode to manage pull requests for Mercurial. This has also a feat
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Gitlab 9.0(about.gitlab.com)
503 points by marcinkuzminski 10y ago|157 comments
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by marcinkuzminski 10y ago
Here's a cached copy, http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:XWzfaAJ...
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GitLab acquires Gitter, will open-source the code(venturebeat.com)
948 points by marcinkuzminski 10y ago|320 comments
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by marcinkuzminski 10y ago
This is for sure a requirement for us governmental customers as they require certain accessibility requirements from used products.
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by marcinkuzminski 10y ago
imho latex is too complex, it's hard to sell on this when introducing it to organization.
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by marcinkuzminski 10y ago
Interesting article, i had the same thoughts on MD vs RST when building commenting on RhodeCode. That's why it supports both, and i find it the most flexible solution
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by marcinkuzminski 10y ago
This looks nice ! i was missing such thing to search for hacker news mentions of our company.
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by marcinkuzminski 10y ago
Have you seen this too ? https://rhodecode.com/blog/123/rhodecode-460-release-new-app...
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RhodeCode 4.6.0 Release: new approach to code-review(rhodecode.com)
1 points by marcinkuzminski 10y ago|0 comments
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by marcinkuzminski 10y ago
It would be great to add Fossil, as another backend to RhodeCode VCSServer that now supports git, Mercurial and SVN. It's also written in python so it should be not so hard.
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by marcinkuzminski 10y ago
It's a shame they didn't pick a solution like RhodeCode(which is written in Python) at that point. Afair it was because at the time decision was beeing made it wasn't open source, as it is now.
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Mercurial 4.1 has been released(mercurial-scm.org)
4 points by marcinkuzminski 10y ago|0 comments
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by marcinkuzminski 10y ago
Found another one here: http://thejh.net/misc/website-terminal-copy-paste
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by marcinkuzminski 10y ago
Depends on the markup extensions, but other websites that allows embedded notes could be also a attack vector.

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