Will be interesting to see if they integrate issues and wiki into this. For a fi...

davepeck · on June 22, 2011

Not that this contributes much to the conversation but: YES on both counts.

I use GitHub's issue tracker in volume both for some fairly large projects (getcloak.com, walkscore.com, and wherebe.us) I've found that the Issues web interface leaves a lot to be desired. It's a fine v1 [v2 technically], but somewhat painful in practice once you have more than a handful of issues. The 280 North issues app was interesting but hasn't kept up with the latest GitHub features.

As for Growl: it would be great to have it built in. In the interim, there's this: https://github.com/miyagawa/github-growler/downloads

thilo · on June 23, 2011

Yes, that would be great.

There are already plenty of okay Git GUI clients out there to manage your repository locally, but what I miss is the ability to edit (and preview!) the wiki locally. You can sync the contents via git, but then you are left with editing the raw source files directly.