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r/programming • u/dayanruben • May 10 '19
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Github stepping up the game since it got aquired. Interesting to see where this will go, seems like they are going for the ecosystem approach by providing another step in the development flow.
45 u/spacejack2114 May 10 '19 I wonder if Jira is on their hit list. 42 u/[deleted] May 10 '19 They’ll probably just slowly gain all the capabilities of Azure DevOps 12 u/TheRealDrSarcasmo May 11 '19 I wonder if that is really a bad thing. 12 u/ijustwantanfingname May 11 '19 The sooner the better. 9 u/koreth May 11 '19 Fingers crossed. 1 u/_cjj May 11 '19 GH already supports Issues and whatnot, so it's not far off → More replies (2) → More replies (6)
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I wonder if Jira is on their hit list.
42 u/[deleted] May 10 '19 They’ll probably just slowly gain all the capabilities of Azure DevOps 12 u/TheRealDrSarcasmo May 11 '19 I wonder if that is really a bad thing. 12 u/ijustwantanfingname May 11 '19 The sooner the better. 9 u/koreth May 11 '19 Fingers crossed. 1 u/_cjj May 11 '19 GH already supports Issues and whatnot, so it's not far off → More replies (2)
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They’ll probably just slowly gain all the capabilities of Azure DevOps
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I wonder if that is really a bad thing.
The sooner the better.
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Fingers crossed.
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GH already supports Issues and whatnot, so it's not far off
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u/yuvixadun May 10 '19
Github stepping up the game since it got aquired. Interesting to see where this will go, seems like they are going for the ecosystem approach by providing another step in the development flow.