Thanks. Which NostrSDK project is this?

I like using simplelogin.com with protonmail. I liked it even more when they were two seperate entities. At least now the UX is better as the products are more integrated.

I've been using minbits. My zaps have about a 50% success rate with Amythest. today you were lucky!

Maybe `ngit send` should be `ngit pr create` and `ngit push` should be `ngit pr update`?

Creating a new lexicon (proposal) for well established developer workflows was probably a bad idea as it was always going to cause confusion.

Haha. I renamed it from `ngit pr create` to `ngit send` based on the conversations around nip34 as some people don't like PRs and i was worried it would be misrepresented as not nip34.

Clearly `ngit send` is not getting the message across.

Thanks for the feedback. Any ideas on how to make it less confusing?

Yes. I've been using the term 'proposal' as it can work like a PR or a patch/patchset depending on your preference. Perhaps it is too confusing?

I'd recommend setting up a cashu wallet (https://cashu.space) or https://getalby.com wallet. I'm using a cashu wallet called MiniBits with Amethyst on Andriod.

once you have generated an 'ln address' you can add it to your profile.

good idea. I suppose I should rely on other tools that focus on the chat / social use-case, as users are more likely to receive notifications using other clients.

I did think about making the proposal / issue page appear more like a chat than a news feed.

I'm so thankful for your tests. Feedback is essential to make the products better.

There are a bunch of improvements needed related to async and using a local cache that require a refactor.

The user relays do get cached but it checks for updates after 3 minutes (perhaps the cache should be used for longer).

The biggest UX improvement with async would be is with `ngit list` which does 4 queries synchronously.

1. checks for profile event updates

2. gets the repository event

3. gets proposals

4. get proposals patches for selected proposal

I think this is only really painful for the user if one of the relays is timing out, as it will take 10s per query.

The reason I didn't do async straight away was because I couldn't find suitable terminal UI widgets in rust that supported dynamic refreshing so I'll need to write my own.

Right now I'm trying to identify where I should focus my effort to learn lessons about:

* what tooling is needed

* how to shape the tools to make it as intuitive and smooth as possible maintainers and contributors

* whether there is even a market for code collaboration over nostr

I'd like to avoid having to do to many big refactors to address different issues which could have more efficiently been done at the same time, but this is somewhat inevitable.

thanks to nostr:npub1gcxzte5zlkncx26j68ez60fzkvtkm9e0vrwdcvsjakxf9mu9qewqlfnj5z nostr:npub1xtscya34g58tk0z605fvr788k263gsu6cy9x0mhnm87echrgufzsevkk5s nostr:npub1acg6thl5psv62405rljzkj8spesceyfz2c32udakc2ak0dmvfeyse9p35c nostr:npub1w4uswmv6lu9yel005l3qgheysmr7tk9uvwluddznju3nuxalevvs2d0jr5 nostr:npub1x3azxuysp5vmfer4vgs4jn5tmfcx4ew8sh0qnev7gczljxsr7jwqa3g4el nostr:npub180cvv07tjdrrgpa0j7j7tmnyl2yr6yr7l8j4s3evf6u64th6gkwsyjh6w6 and others who are accepting proposals for Amethyst, Damus, Gossip, Amber, Bostr and more via nostr

it would be great to see some contributors posting proposals for these projects

thanks for testing out the `ngit send` command. what was your experience like creating this test proposal? Was the command intuitive?

there might be some rough edges but feedback from live usage is how products gets better

are their any projects willing to try ngit and https://gitworkshop.dev with 1 or 2 proposals instead of GitHub PRs? #asknostr

ngit v1.1.0 released with improved commit selection when creating a proposal using `ngit send`.

https://gitworkshop.dev/ngit

its such an exciting time to be developer working on freedom tech. so many possibilities and unsolved problems

"people do ridiculous hacks to get inbound liquidity..."

"[the channel partner sees] Xmillion sats stuck in a lightning channel with a stupid-ass tor node and BOOM, close!"

"I had a bunch of sweet inbound liquidity ... and it evaporated in front of my eyes"

"it hurt, but I don't blame them"

[00:29:55] such a quotable episode

I hadn't thought of that. why a private message? just so it doesn't appear in the news feed?

I'm thinking about adding notification support to a bunch of clients. then you could tag the user in the proposal.

Good idea, this should be fairly simple to add. Support could be added gitworkshop.dev so that users get an integrated experience with multiple npubs.

In keep on trying to zap you but you don't have a on address configured.

Does this comment show up as a notification in coracle? I don't think it will.