21 sats \ 1 reply \ @k00b 2 Nov
I haven't heard from anyone using this yet or had a chance to try it, but it looks like it's really coming along. The CLI looks pretty minimal in a thoughtful way:
Contributing seems super straightforward. You use the nostr:// remote helper and have some expectations around branch names:
git clone nostr:// git checkout -b pr/great-feature git commit -am "improve the world" git push -u
Then the maintainer initializes the nostr metadata stuff pretty simply too:
// announce on nostr ngit init --identifier my-repo // push to nostr and git server(s) via remote helper git remote set-url origin nostr://
It's simple enough I suspect they'll be able to wrap all of this in a github-like gui at some point.
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Yes correct, just starting #751209
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