Git is a popular tool for collaborating on source code asynchronously, but it requires significant external tooling for more intensive collaboration (e.g. GitHub). But even with that tooling, keeping track of what different collaborators are doing across multiple repositories is challenging and requires active effort.
The idea of this topic is to add tooling around Git that can reveal what collaborators are doing across the code base(s), without requiring manual effort and while preserving privacy as best as possible. This could be done in form of a “dashboard” that summarizes collaborator activity in an easily digestible way, or by employing a range of existing awareness mechanisms.
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