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Recommendations: store the issues in the git repo itself. New issues are “pull requests” to the main repo but ux should abstract that away … (Pull requests are really just metadata about a branch’s link to other branches.)

Use nostr for discovery, profiles, reputation, and other types of metadata.

I’d recommend not hosting files on nostr, but merely point to a git repo hosted at a public IP/domain or attempt some kind of NAT hole punching.

Haven't looked more into this, but there is project about doing bug / issue tracking in pure git itself - https://github.com/MichaelMure/git-bug.

Also, meta issue about decentralized / federated GitHub alternative - https://github.com/JoinMarket-Org/joinmarket-clientserver/issues/1302.

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I remember coming across git-bug when I was building https://gitern.com ... It's how I was planning to do issues.

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I’d recommend not hosting files on nostr, but merely point to a git repo hosted at a public IP/domain

Why not though? A relay might advertise that it's willing to host git files.

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That's fair actually! I was mostly saying don't store git repos as nostr messages.

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