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by rodarima 224 days ago
Yes, but all those services have the same main problem: a single point of failure. They also don't work offline.

I believe that storing the issues in plain text in git repositories synced across several git servers is more robust and future-proof, but time will tell.

Having a simple storage format allows me to later on export it to any other service if I change my mind.

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What a breath of fresh air, I’m watching people dance with plain text behind the bars of Jira, GitLab & Teams