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I absolutely agree! (I'm not stanning for Linus; I have a similar opinion.) GitHub merges have so little info that I may as well just use git to merge.

I guess that's why I'm confused by GitHub merges in projects.

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[โ€“] nachtigall@feddit.de 8 points 2 years ago (1 children)

I guess by buying Github they did improve SourceForge and GitLab.

Eehh, I wouldn't agree with that. SF is imho terrible regardless of what compated to, and Gitlab is the same mess as Github with an even worse UI that does not work without JS at all. Let alone that at gitlab.com you can not even search the issues without an account.

[โ€“] ksynwa@lemmy.ml 11 points 2 years ago

At least we have gitea and sourcehut.

GitHub is so bloated with useless "features" and 90% of them seem like they have been authored with corporate middle management bureaucracy in mind.