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Skinney
Anyone using radicle for a project with external contributors?

I've tried it with some of my projects and it seems promising, but I wonder what it'd be like to use it on one of my more successful projects.

aiw1nt3rs
"We made an effort to start paving some of the way to being able to use Radicle on Windows. The first step was taken for this, and you can now use the rad CLI on a Windows machine – without WSL."

This was a long-missing piece, and it’s great to finally be closing that gap.

sprybear
Definitely an interesting project. But what’s actually going to push adoption for P2P/decentralized platforms like this?
jedahan
Love the relaxation of git-specific guardrails to make jj workflows better.
minraws
Are there any differences from git, or tbh is there a project I can maybe contribute to on Radicle and learn from experience?

Can pitch in with helping out Windows support

Skinney
It's "just" git, but you push to a special remote which will synchronize your repo on a p2p network.

There's also a CLI for issues and pr's, which also get's stored in your git repo.

esafak
Additional features that would make me consider switching:

- jujitsu support

- IDE plugins

- code-base CI

P2P VCS doesn't cut it for me.