The only issue I have with this is having to type 'octogit' as a command or alias it, compared to 'hub' or 'git'.
Doesn't seem to me that any of these commands are actually run that often, and if that's wrong, is making an alias really that hard?
Octogit
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Re: Octogit
#12https://github.com/myusuf3/octogit/raw/gh-pages/assets/img/r...
Re: Octogit
#13off-topic, but what's this font? https://github.com/myusuf3/octogit/raw/gh-pages/assets/img/r...
[1]: http://www.quora.com/GitHub/What-font-is-used-in-the-GitHub-...
Re: Octogit
#14Oh well, this is written in Python, and 'hub' is Ruby.
Re: Octogit
#15I wish the author could have just contributed to hub ( https://github.com/defunkt/hub )... It would be very cool if 'hub' had issues support. Oh well, this is written in Python, and 'hub' is Ruby.
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#16Earlier quoted context omitted.
it hasn't been updated in ages, which is a shame really as last time I checked a lot of the super useful commands (like transforming an issue into a PR) were not working because of the v3 API
Would be nice to see someone take on maintaining hub, or at least fixing the broken stuff. Zach Holman spoke highly of it in "Git and Github Secrets" a few weeks ago.
Re: Octogit
#17off-topic, but what's this font? https://github.com/myusuf3/octogit/raw/gh-pages/assets/img/r...
Based on the lowercase "g" I assume it's the same as GitHub's, which is apparently a [modified version of Collegiate][1]. [1]: http://www.quora.com/GitHub/What-font-is-used-in-the-GitHub-...
Re: Octogit
#18See also Hub https://github.com/defunkt/hub
Re: Octogit
#19I wish the author could have just contributed to hub ( https://github.com/defunkt/hub )... It would be very cool if 'hub' had issues support. Oh well, this is written in Python, and 'hub' is Ruby.
Re: Octogit
#20Earlier quoted context omitted.
it hasn't been updated in ages, which is a shame really as last time I checked a lot of the super useful commands (like transforming an issue into a PR) were not working because of the v3 API
Would be nice to see someone take on maintaining hub, or at least fixing the broken stuff. Zach Holman spoke highly of it in "Git and Github Secrets" a few weeks ago.