If you loved darcs, check out Pijul. They solved the exponential problem with first-class conflicts.
Disclaimer: I am making a competitor to Pijul, but Pijul really is the spiritual successor to darcs.
Disclaimer: I am making a competitor to Pijul, but Pijul really is the spiritual successor to darcs.
When one of the key guys behind the VCS says things like "especially when the alternative is something as broken as Git" about other control systems I really don't feel like using said tool.
This is a good reminder to me that I need to control my tongue as well; I have said things like the Pijul author did in that thread, and I need to do better.
Its not damning to call something broken, plenty of software has bugs that make it unusable and are broken to many people. In fact, many tools have been made in anger at other tools not doing what you want them to do. This is just the software inception cycle. You should be allowed to be angry at the brokenness of software... its what allows improvement.
To be honest, though, I don't want to even mirror that repo on GitHub. Not doing so means I don't have to agree on their onerous T&C for that code.
I was planning on streaming my work on Twitch once I truly get started. I was hoping that might be a goid place for updates.
They claim rights above what FOSS licenses allow, and I do not want that.
I do not want my code to end up in their LLMs. Yes, I have blocked them from my self-hosted forge too.
Yes. [1] But that is only chat/discussions.
In the future, Yore might get real-time collaboration like Google Docs, but that depends on it taking off.
> I'm curious to understand if the underlying data structure functionality will be usable as a library.
Yes. [2]
[1]: https://git.yzena.com/Yzena/Yc/src/branch/master/docs/yore/d...
[2]: https://git.yzena.com/Yzena/Yc/src/branch/master/docs/yore/d...