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> > But how would you propose to use git to handle the pull request? What
> > concretely would git do?
> For this specific purpose, you'd push the commits to a Jami swarm as a
> means to share the PR,
I can't make sense of that. It uses specialized terms and concepts I
don't know. What is this "swarm"? That seems to be a specialized
technical term, so of course I don't know it. What does it mean to
"push" to a swarm?
Please don't expect me to know how Jami works. All I know is how
to use it talk talk to someone if I know per handle.
then invite other parties to join the swarm to
> gain access to the commits so that they can pull from it, merge it, and
> push it to the project's repository.
Does a swarm continue to exist perpetually? It would be unhelpful to
demand that the maintainers join the swarm within a dhort time.
Would using Jami reduce the amoun of development work we would need
to do in order to get this feature up and running?
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