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We used Copybara to setup a hub-and-spoke model at Dagster where public-facing repos can live within our larger internal monorepo, and while it worked we had to do a lot of hacky things.

https://dagster.io/blog/monorepos-the-hub-and-spoke-model-an...

Agreed, I never considered it a selling point but I did enjoy having an excuse to explore the language in Hammerspoon (and Neovim too).

Thank you for your work on Hammerspoon! I’ve been using it for years.

Would you mind elaborating on your vision for v2? Was there a certain limitation in the previous architecture that you’re trying to avoid this time around? Was there something in particular that drew you to choosing JavaScript for this version?

Surprised no one has mentioned https://graphite.dev/ yet. Our team uses it for stacked PRs, and it works really well.

When we tried it, gather.town set an awkward expectation that team members had to stand at their virtual desk, otherwise they weren't _actually_ online / working.

Reminds me of https://evidence.dev/

I use the `tmux-resurrect` plugin (https://github.com/tmux-plugins/tmux-resurrect) to restore my tmux session after a reboot. I highly recommend it.