Are you trying to express that issue X and issue Y will be resolved when PR Z is merged?

I keep on seeing all your great UI components. What clients are using them?

Thanks for all your contributions to the space

If you are interested, here are my thoughts about the best way to use blossom for git: It's inefficient to create one blob of the whole git repo each time a branch tip changes eg. using `git bundle`. This forces users who have already cloned the repo to download the whole thing again to pull just the latest commit. Imo the optimum way of doing it would be to group commits based on powers of 2 and create blobs of each group using `git packs`. I made a start here but didn't take it any futher because grasp is a much better idea.

I thought about using blossom for git. I ended up creating grasp, which has many more advantages https://ngit.dev/grasp .

O nice. I didn't think of this and it esthetically works well. Its simple and it looks like a claw grabbing and git nodes. The problem is that its a claw from a crane game, which is designed to fail 70-90% of the time. We can't really have a logo associated with failure. My first thought with grasp was reaching to grab a baton in a relay race but I'm not sure its possible to represent that in a logo.

Can Amethyst use NIP-22 for git issue / patch replies rather than the deprecated git reply kind`1622`?

Do you want to link it to a patch set (tracked in patches or nostr PR event) or to a branch (tracked in git state)?

Raw milk?

Thanks very much..I'm struggling to articulate it in a way that isn't confusing. https://ngit.dev/grasp

Do you have any ideas for a grasp logo? https://gitworkshop.dev/danconwaydev.com/grasp

Anything is a sphere if you make it massive enough

Love it. It would be nice to have some more interactive desktop signer tools. I guess there is no so much demand because of the browser extension model and a smaller set of native desktop nostr apps.

Here is a new one for you: grasps https://gitworkshop.dev/danconwaydev.com/grasp

The git republic ui is looking great BTW

Patches are part of the git protocol