bumi on Nostr: Maybe we have a different understanding of "Git"? If so, sorry. My understanding: Git ...
Maybe we have a different understanding of "Git"? If so, sorry.
My understanding:
Git does not have and does not need a backend. In the user's repository you have "remote" connections from which you can pull/push. Git supports various transport protocols for this and as a user I can add as many as I want - all are equal (a github remote is no different to any other remote)
Now there are no answers on how to find those remotes and there is no public definition of which clone is the "best" or "newest" (but this is also subjective) And there is no way to communicate proposed changes, etc.
Did you look into stuff like https://radicle.xyz/ ?
My understanding:
Git does not have and does not need a backend. In the user's repository you have "remote" connections from which you can pull/push. Git supports various transport protocols for this and as a user I can add as many as I want - all are equal (a github remote is no different to any other remote)
Now there are no answers on how to find those remotes and there is no public definition of which clone is the "best" or "newest" (but this is also subjective) And there is no way to communicate proposed changes, etc.
Did you look into stuff like https://radicle.xyz/ ?