bpw

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   by bpw 6y ago

   Well the basics underneath Tupelo are cryptographic signatures and an immutable chain we use call a ChainTree (which is per repo), so in theory this could work between two people so long as you trusted each other's signatures. Using th
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   by bpw 6y ago

   In the default setup, storage is provided by sia skynet, so on push all git objects are distributed across the sia network and are simply retrieved when you do a git fetch / clone from a dgit url. But as mentioned, thats configurable a
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   by bpw 6y ago

   love the discussion here - I'ld like to provide a bit of clarity on the architecture for context. The `dgit://` protocol that gets registered with the `git-remote-dgit` helper is not in itself a remote resource, but rather a
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   by bpw 6y ago

   dgit dev here: first, let me say git-ssb is a great project as well! We see a few distinct advantages: - Using dgit doesn't require running a "node" of any kind (aka an SSB peer). This is possible because of the unique archit
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   by bpw 6y ago

   hey cfstras, another dgit dev here. Each repo has a storage adapter specified, so any storage infrastructure is possible, but at this moment we've only written two: sia and on tupelo network. We've had a lot of experience with run