I'm confused, wasn't the goal to get rid of the dependency on GitHub, not got as a whole?

This seems to make a repo into a series of jsons. The git server could be whatever got server you want. They happen to be using GitHub as the remote server but you could presumably pull the repo from the nevent without the need of GitHub. Kind of like a mirror of a remote git server over nostr. You could use gitlab or gittea instead of GitHub. Or anyone could take your repo from nostr and use it locally and push back to the nevent without the need of a remote per say. It still seems very early but I like this solution of keeping a git remote server.

Kinda just needs a good frontend nostr client that can display this nevent like a git instance. All the jsons are there.

You will never know the outcomes unless you try.

Tried both. It's how I found issues and the fork 😀

This is actually the first I have heard of this. Its a fork of the prototype version I created with a protocol I moved a way from. Does anyone know Randy's npub? I'll reach out and see if he wants to discuss it.

Ugh s/got/git/ AC strikes again. Yes now that I read more closely it's still doing version tracking with git and this adds nostr-based pull request functionality on top. Very nice!

@Patrick Lodder you see this?