On 10/08/2010, bch_AT_methodlogic.net <bch_AT_methodlogic.net> wrote:
> The wiki/bugtracker integration is key to it's design principles. The
> repository is a complete collection of source files, documentation (wiki)
> and tickets (bugtracker). This means that as repositories are cloned,
> the new repository has a very complete view of the project, moreso than
> if tickets are stored in some third-party application.
I wonder whether this could be done another way. An hg repo could hold
all the source, documentation, and tickets; werc could produce the web
views for the docs and bugs; and a tracker could automatically push
recieved tickets. I don't know, it might not be as enjoyable to use. I
just naturally dislike fossil's monolithic solution.
cls
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