Hi Alexander, On Wed, Mar 06, 2019 at 07:05:34PM +0100, Alexander Wirt wrote: > Thats where you come in, please tell me how tools like salsa, alioth, > git, tracker and so on changed to way you work. I want to know everything, > the good, the bad and so on.
I started to use Alioth since 2014 and I was a git user from the beginning. At that time every new git repo has to be manually created, and to remove a git repo one has to use the dangerous command `rm -rf`. Even worse, different teams have different directory layouts, such that Debian Science team wrote a shell script for creating new git repos on Alioth. I'm a post-90s and that feels like sort of stoneage workflow, literally. Salsa just makes my life easier. Tracker is definitely the first service that I'd access if I wanted to see the overview of some package. And I always recommend software upstream to get package overview via tracker.d.o . However I don't know how tracker changed my way to work because I don't remember what I've done when tracker was not available.
