Exactly this, it always sucks and it changes too often in completely random ways.
Github's issue tracker is also very half baked, every real project has to has a Trac instance or so somewhere else.
But _it has critical mass_, and pull requests and the way commenting them and testing them etc works is really awesome, and it'll be hard for a new competitor to get people to move.
Github's issue tracker is also very half baked, every real project has to has a Trac instance or so somewhere else.
But _it has critical mass_, and pull requests and the way commenting them and testing them etc works is really awesome, and it'll be hard for a new competitor to get people to move.