Oddbean

active live #GitViaNostr projects: gitworkshop.dev, ngit, gitstr, patch34 (?), song. There is also experimentation such as https://github.com/lez/git-remote-blossom, and https://github.com/gugabfigueiredo/git-remote-nostr other interesting active decentralised git projects: radicle there are self-hosted centralised git server projects: gitlab, forgejo, gitea. I didn't realise gogs was active, i thought it had died but apparently not. there are hosted versions of some of these: codeberg (gitea/forgejo), gitea (hosts gitea instance), etc. there is sourcehut which is good for hosting projects that use patches over email.

sure thanks - I try today /ngit -h and /git-str –h basic stuff successful however was using dummy domain for test in essence - what i understand gitworkshop.dev is used for "issue tracking" while actual repo can stay self-hosted gitea or github or gitlab ... nostr users can feedback using NIP07 signin without hassle of git account https://gitworkshop.dev/r/naddr1qvzqqqrhnypzqneplxuwgvgvdcut0m9ks70xa5dlema7tz2hdzk03depdpquy0c8qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnyv9kh2uewd9hj7qq8vdshqaryv4mqh5rvq2/proposals

you got it, gitworkshop.dev can be used for issue tracking but also viewing PRs and related discussion. Its just a PWA and the events can live on your relay. if you have ngit installed and add a git remote with the `nostr://npub123/identifer` format, you can push a branch with a `pr/`prefix and it will submit it as a PR over nostr rather than try to send it to the git server. we are scheming to setup git servers which will host any repo with a nostr event to make setup even easier. ngit will proxy to all git servers listed in your announcement if you use the nostr remote.