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@rtyley Sounds great. It would certainly be cool to output diffs for replaced texts, and lists of files that have been deleted. I think rewriting without changing the refs sounds...

Gitteh sounds like the obvious choice. @aspiers has a similar project over at aspiers/git-deps which uses libgit2 via the python bindings. As long as you want to work directly on...

@Ajedi32 Sorry, I simply assumed that Gitteh was a thorough implementation ~~as it is referenced from the libgit2 homepage~~ (update: libgit2 now references nodegit). It seems NodeGit has more activity...

Will require a plugin it seems: https://github.com/dafi/jekyll-toc-generator

@chriscool would have to comment on the publishing process. I suspect it's a manual move of the draft into the right place/name and commit & push, then a mail written...

Oh hey, I just found some more process has been written here already: https://git.github.io/rev_news/news_sources/ I'll patch up that page a bit.

Yeah, so far I just tried moving the Jekyll stuff to the root of the repository, and that renders fine (you need to clone it and run it locally to...

@peff Is there any chance you can set up a redirect from news.git-scm.com to the current Git Rev News site? Then I could voice the URL already in the podcast...

I thought it looked pretty nice, so I'm all for just doing it this way in the future. What I would like would be to better automate this process. The...

Thinking out loud here.. Personally I use command-line, Vim or IntelliJ IDEA for blaming. I can imagine making a Vimscript binding that would fire up git-deps when hitting enter on...