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Re: by bjarneh on Wednesday November 16, 2022 @02:11AM (#33619903)
> and there are still those of us who actually use Mercurial

I'm certainly in that camp; and it pains me every time I have to use the hggit extension to convert a mercurial repo to git in order to work with everyone else...

Re: by ezst on Wednesday November 16, 2022 @12:47PM (#33627297)
Yeah, we should give a shout-out to the octobus folks for making heptapod, a Gitlab fork bringing support for mercurial repos. That brings at least one mainstream hosting option for hg repos.
Re: by bjarneh on Thursday November 17, 2022 @03:17AM (#33636244)
Absolutely. I guess most of us have a bunch of repos which are personal anyway which are just as easily "hosted" as Mercurial repos. I.e. if I have ssh access to a machine, "hosting" a remote Mercurial repo with

    hg init
instead of

    git init --bare
does not matter to much..