In the end I moved all my stuff to sourcehut.

Lots of workflows here that involve squashing, amending, shuffling around commits with interactive rebase. I've been using Jujutsu to manage this and it's been an amazing tool, I'd recommend anyone to give it a go: jj-vcs.dev

There are other options though, eg. stacked-git.github.io

tangled: I don't know much about this one, but it's a new forge in alpha at the moment, they put some work into rethinking PRs to be a round based affair, so rebase amend type stuff. Could be worth checking out: tangled.org

Because the units of change in Gerrit are so small, changes are constantly integrated into the trunk of the repo. You can group related changes into a topic (eg. a feature), so they can only be merged together. Topics can also span across repo boundaries unlike PRs. gerritcodereview.com

Gerrit: This is primarily a code review tool, and kind of works like a mailing list, but you get a "nice" UI. Reviews usually happen per commit, and you address comments through an amend and rebase strategy. You can get a diff between changes because Gerrit keeps a stable change id. (cont...)

and submit a v2 patch set for review. It might seem archaic, but the commit level code review can be rigorous, and you can download your mail and review code on an airplane. They also have bug tracking, and their own CI platform. Discussions happen through mailing lists you create too. sr.ht

SourceHut: This is a pretty small forge, but it's lightning fast. It supports your full workflow without JavaScript, supports Git and Mercurial. Code review is done through mailing lists where you email in a patch series for comment, then do an interactive rebase to amend your patches, (cont...)

Codeberg: You can only use this for non-commercial repositories, and public repositories must have an OSS license. It's a fast and well featured GitHub clone, managed by a German non-profit. codeberg.org

I went 2 months without the thing, looking for it now and then only to find it under the bed. I swear I checked that same spot multiple times and my brain just refused to see it! 😂

I feel like a lot of this was enabled with the weird unitary executive theory stuff that started in the Reagan admin. Accelerated a lot in the Bush/Cheney admin and war on terror, Obama embraced aspects of it too. The "checks and balances" were undermined for a long time, just took true one lunatic.

I love a fine egg, looking forward to the speculative egg futures

Funny way of saying they're going to put everyone out on the street. This article reeks of passive voice.