I really liked using Sapling internally at Meta (they call it hg/mercurial internally, lots of people don't even know it's not actually hg under the hood).
Is the publicly available version of Sapling usable? I really miss stacked diffs every time I'm working on a GitHub project. Last I checked it seemed there were some dependencies on Mononoke and EdenFS which are not open source.
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I really liked using Sapling internally at Meta (they call it hg/mercurial internally, lots of people don't even know it's not actually hg under the hood).
Is the publicly available version of Sapling usable? I really miss stacked diffs every time I'm working on a GitHub project. Last I checked it seemed there were some dependencies on Mononoke and EdenFS which are not open source.
Yes — I've been using it as a Git replacement for a few months now. A little rough around the edges but mostly it just feels like a better Git to me.