@Humane Tech Now @Loïc Dachary I think nobody will move off of #github as long as there is no #federation support in any of the #selfhostable alternatives!

As soon as there is, I think people will start moving away. Not many, but some. Federation is a must-have, because otherwise creating accounts just for reporting a bug is just too much of a task for the average user and sometimes even for more "advanced" users. I certainly would be much happier if I could just use my own instance and create a bugreport/issue/etc on some project hosted somewhere else!

Of course, #sourcehut does already provide everything we would need. Also, Email is THE workflow with #git IMO. But I acknowledge that its just not enough for most users and they want some kind of #forge and bling-bling website like github. I do not blame them.

if pull requests were part of git instead of being slapped on in proprietary ways, life would be much better. Git itself is a great model of decentralisation, but the "fluff" is different from one hosting service to the next.

@szakib @Humane Tech Now @Loïc Dachary pull requests are part of git!

As far as I know, they are not. Commits and branches are, but pull requests are implemented in different, and mostly incompatible and non-portable ways across hosting services like Github, GitLab, Bitbucket, Azure DevOps, etc.

If PR's have recently became core git functionality, please point me to the appropriate documentation, because that would be a very exciting step in the right direction!

@szakib @Humane Tech Now @Loïc Dachary git request-pull --help - https://git-scm.com/docs/git-request-pull

They were not invented by github or some other company, they were there from the beginning! 😉