A new git collaboration service
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from mac@programming.dev to programming@programming.dev on 19 Jul 2024 13:34
https://programming.dev/post/17069107
from mac@programming.dev to programming@programming.dev on 19 Jul 2024 13:34
https://programming.dev/post/17069107
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Suggestion to the dev: Add a (perhaps optional) review step between pushing a patch via ssh and having it show up for consideration by the project maintainers. This would give the submitter a chance to look over what was sent via ssh, allowing for mistakes to be noticed and corrected, and perhaps reducing noise and embarrassment.
Neat hack, but IMO this just loses waaay too many features and UX that Github et al. have. Only masochists will use this. Here are a few I can think of:
git push
(I’ve still going to want to make a branch), and clicking on the “create a PR” link. But you’ve also made updating a PR way more of a pain - it wasgit push
, now it’s… I dunno some long command I don’t remember and looking up a PR number in the web interface?// Dave: I agree
under comments?packages.json
)I guess some of those are fixable, but overall this seems like a clever hack but very clunky.
I guess it’s better than a mailing list at least.