Meta Tech Podcast

47: Sapling - A scalable, user-friendly source control system

Dec 24, 2022

40:46

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Commit Cloud

04:34

The Pattern of Download Less Data in Git

02:33

Stacks

04:12

Introduction

2min

The Pitfall of Git for Open Source Development?

2min

What's the Biggest Thing About Git?

2min

We're Bringing the Interactive Smart Log to GitHub

4min

Git Development - Is There a Staging Area in Git?

2min

Stacking Commits

2min

Stacks

4min

GH Stack or SLPR for Pull Requests?

3min

GitHub Garbage Collection - Is There a Better Way?

4min

10.

The Pattern of Download Less Data in Git

3min

11.

Open Source and Scalability

4min

12.

Source Control

4min

13.

The Future of Sapling Is in the Feedback

2min

14.

Commit Cloud

5min

Confused by the syntax of git’s rebase command? Overwhelmed with branch management? Check out Meta’s new git-compatible source control management system Sapling. Durham and Michael, two of the architects behind the recent open-source release, join Pascal on the podcast to discuss their plans for the project, how it was possible to extract one small part of Meta’s large SCM codebase and what the differences between Sapling, git and Mercurial are.

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