Started working on repository statistics for the Smederee.
Thanks to awesome tooling like tokei this is pretty straight forward. For starters we have a simple programming languages overview now: https://smeder.ee/~jan0sch/smederee/stats
More will follow.
@ruawhitepaw For #Git, you could try Codeberg (running Forgejo) or sr.ht (running SourceHut). The former is a tad more GitHub-like, with a clean, friendly interface. The latter feels more ‘raw’ as it prefers making the most out of Git’s existing capabilities rather than replicating them. Both run on and value free software (in great contrast to GitHub), which I consider eminently important.
For #Darcs, there’s darcs hub and Smederee. The difference between those is similar, though both of them are considerably more barebones and Smederee seems to be under more active development than the more established darcs hub.
@n0toose
Don't forget https://hub.darcs.net , hosting darcs repos since 2012.
(3767 of them right now, from 1977 user accounts)
@Codeberg There are many but the two dearest to me are currently:
The #Smederee a forge for #Darcs projects: https://smeder.ee/
and
The quite cool #aerc mail tui program: https://aerc-mail.org/
Disclosure: I'm the author of the smederee. ;-)
Totally forgot that a new version of the Smederee was released last night.
The changelog can be found at: https://smeder.ee/~jan0sch/smederee/patch/8fb81187f0cb9bff88851345f893208a2233e3d4
Enjoy a new release of your friendly, frugal darcs forge.
The summer solstice is here and so is another set of patches for the Semderee, your frugal darcs forge.
Some issues are fixed and more functionality regarding organisations is added.
https://smeder.ee/~jan0sch/smederee
Enjoy!
The Smederee is now showing the latest tag in the repository overview page.
It is the small things...
Just deployed another version of the Smederee.
We switched from CommonMark to Laika for rendering files containing mark-up and -down.
This means we finally have support for reStructuredText files.
https://smeder.ee/~jan0sch/smederee
Enjoy!
Another small point release for the Smederee, your frugal Darcs software forge.
Just small things and lots of dependency updates.
Was wondering if/what the drawbacks are to #darcs. Seems like a better solution than #git for #versioncontrol per file vs per project. Just saw this: https://hikari.acmelabs.space/videos/hikari-darcs.mp4
As changes piled up and deploying them is more or less instant I've tagged version 0.12.0 of the Smederee!
Most noteable changes are base work for organisations and fixes of broken source tarball downloads and incorrect reset password links. For more details see the changelog: https://smeder.ee/~jan0sch/smederee/files/CHANGELOG.md
Just released another version of the Smederee - your friendly darcs forge.
Your organisations are now shown on your user settings page and they are more easily edited. Also owners can delete organisations now. Adding administrators to an organisation is still on the todo list though.
Should I continue with #Darcs
or write all the scripts required for `pijul rebase`? #Pijul has so warts, & some are tolerable if inconvenient, but lacking rebase is maddening as unrecording loses the actual commit so to unrecord is to lose the history. Additionally having more than just “record” hooks can really help automate shit. The fact that diff works funny too is annoying.
But the big things I would get: the identity store, channels, ease of adding your own scripts, improved patching algo, performance (less important than you might think).
Darcs is still an underrated project, but it is sadly stagnating. Commits are happening, don’t get me wrong, but there are some more obvious features they could support (& being shackled to Haskell means libraries tend to exist, but then support stops due to just how that community works unfortunately).
I said I wasn’t gonna go back to Pijul, but recently learning that you *can* easily script by doing `pijul-*` means I could start getting around *some* of my irks.