What's the reasoning behind that choice? Wouldn't it be more useful to have some kind of integration with git if it really has to be a part of the platform? Seems like it would be very isolating and hinder adoption.
Is the goal as much lock-in as possible or do you see benefits that I'm missing? I prefer the unix philosophy and like to setup my own toolbox so I'm not the target audience, I'm just curious.
Is the goal as much lock-in as possible or do you see benefits that I'm missing? I prefer the unix philosophy and like to setup my own toolbox so I'm not the target audience, I'm just curious.