On Mon, Jun 26, 2017 at 11:55:05AM -0400, Joey Hess wrote: > BTW, your use of messages that correspond to emails reminds me of Lars > Wirzenius's http://distix.eu/ , which actually integrates with email and > stores > the data in git as text files in a branch. I feel that there might be an > opportunity to combine the two.
An important conceptual difference seems to be that I don't want to combine tickets and code in the same repository. distix doesn't actually care, it's happy to use any branch, but my projects tend to have multiple repos and other things that should share the same ticket repository. For example, my Obnam project has obnam.git (code and manual), obnam-benchmarks.git (benchmarking tool), spec-benchmark.git (benchmark specification, input to the benchmarking tool), wiki.obnam.org.git (the website), and a couple of private git repositories (user questionnaire responses, sticker design). An issue ticket might apply to any or all of them. I have two ticket repositories, one which imports mail from the obnam-support list, the other from the obnam-dev list. I've not looked at git-dit yet, at all, except skimming the messages on this list. -- I want to build worthwhile things that might last. --joeyh
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