Re: Efficiently storing SHA-1 ↔ SHA-256 mappings in compatibility mode
Eric Wong <e@80x24.org> writes:
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> I don't like SQLite's approach to rejecting outside
> contributions; but otherwise it's served me well with various
> bits of Perl code for the last 15 years or so. Yeah, the SQLite
> developer doesn't have the highest opinion of git, but we
> shouldn't let that affect our decision making.
They're in "public domain", IIRC. And portable than we are ;-)
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> [1] Fwiw, I enjoyed working on git a lot more when it used more
> high-level scripting glue. I'm disappointed in the overall
> movement towards AOT languages (C, now Rust) due to large
> toolchains, slow builds + linkers. Hacking was much more
> discoverable when I could just edit installed scripts like
> config files and not have to deal with builds at all :>
Junio C Hamano <gitster@pobox.com>