Thanks for the insights! > For products you're developing that involve multiple repositories, it's possible to use a "meta repository"[1] to establish what's called a login group Gotcha; that makes sense considering how…
It doesn't actually use it, this is just referencing it in the dependency graph (Cargo.lock). bs58 is an optional (feature-gated) transitive dependency of another crate, which is never referenced at all in the top-level…
I've sorta overlooked Fossil a lot (mostly because it's not git...), but just browsing some instances on chisel and the fossil homepage has me intrigued. If you'll entertain me for a moment... My dream "forge" would…
Thanks for the insights! > For products you're developing that involve multiple repositories, it's possible to use a "meta repository"[1] to establish what's called a login group Gotcha; that makes sense considering how…
It doesn't actually use it, this is just referencing it in the dependency graph (Cargo.lock). bs58 is an optional (feature-gated) transitive dependency of another crate, which is never referenced at all in the top-level…
I've sorta overlooked Fossil a lot (mostly because it's not git...), but just browsing some instances on chisel and the fossil homepage has me intrigued. If you'll entertain me for a moment... My dream "forge" would…