Honest question: how does it compare to bugs everywhere?
http://bugseverywhere.org/ has been around for a long time but services like GitHub and GitLab refuse to support its format, effectively blocking the adoption of the tool.
http://bugseverywhere.org/ has been around for a long time but services like GitHub and GitLab refuse to support its format, effectively blocking the adoption of the tool.
As far as I understand, the data model of git-bug is much closer than what github does internally. If you look at githug's API, you will find the same timeline of edit operation, so it might help them to pick up the idea.