It is the year 2024. Civilisation has progressed little in the last 20 years. Git gangs rule the streets and all the code. There is scant hope of using any other version control system.
One quiet Friday night, I gently submit a bugfix to Mercurial. I am not completely alone. Yet.
https://lists.mercurial-scm.org/pipermail/mercurial-devel/2024-February/297858.html
@JordiGH try contributing to OpenBSD. They are on CVS.
@dimpase Cool release songs too. https://ftp.openbsd.org/pub/OpenBSD/songs/song61.ogg
@JordiGH they still have a large git underground following among devs.
@dimpase Barbarians at the gates.
@dimpase Also, are we talking git-git, or game-of-trees?
@JordiGH well, yes, there are these goths, erm, gots, there, too... But, often patches mailed to the ports tree start with "diff --git"
@JordiGH I've taken a walk on the git side - and, well, you can checkout any time, but you can never leave. I don't get it any more how people can use all these cvs, svn, bazaar, while there is one git to rule them all.
@lanodan I tried bzr once. It had some good ideas.
Remember when we were afraid that Canonical was going to eat the world with proprietary Launchpad and force us all to use bzr?