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Reacted by Nam Tran, nimrossum, Linus Björklund, Dj Walker-Morgan, Abhishiv Saxena, Maxime Golfier, Jake Murzy, Joseph Shearer, Michael Utz, Max McDonnell and 2 more
Albeit isomorphic-git is somewhat maintained by a person that ones to keep it alive, they are not too familar with the code base. And it has some bugs like not being to able read commits in repository that have been archived. It also misses some features like reading/writing filter-lists (which nodegit has), and it's also quite slower. I tested it a bit, on serverside I don't consider it a suitable replacement, if you do something funky in browser, of course its without alternative.
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wiceywkus commentedon Jun 14, 2023
If nodegit gets archived, what is the alternative?
AlonsoK28 commentedon Jun 14, 2023
I think that https://github.com/octokit/core.js/
axkibe commentedon Jun 15, 2023
Thats not even close to a dropin replacement (only for very specific use cases might be an alternative)
VVsxmja commentedon Jul 30, 2023
check isomorphic-git
axkibe commentedon Jul 30, 2023
Albeit isomorphic-git is somewhat maintained by a person that ones to keep it alive, they are not too familar with the code base. And it has some bugs like not being to able read commits in repository that have been archived. It also misses some features like reading/writing filter-lists (which nodegit has), and it's also quite slower. I tested it a bit, on serverside I don't consider it a suitable replacement, if you do something funky in browser, of course its without alternative.
FlorianEagox commentedon May 4, 2024
This is the most bold callout post I've ever seen on github what please be nice