It's all a matter of default values. There are two reasons why we'll keep bzr
as the default VCS backend for etckeeper:
- bzr is the default VCS for Ubuntu, used in Ubuntu DistributedDevelopment.
Etckeeper, as an "Ubuntu main" citizen, must integrate with preferred
distribution systems
- Long-te
It's unlikely that you have to restore a file or look into the history
and all those seconds saved during commits will add up - and you can
spend them on trying to figuring out "a new tool".
Besides:
1. Most Ubuntu users won't know about Bazaar, too.
2. There is more documentation about Git than B
Most Ubuntu people are familiar with bzr, not git. Since it's used in
the Ubuntu infrastructure, I don't know if this is a good idea. Then
people have to learn a new tool to restore their config files.
** Changed in: etckeeper (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => Wishlist
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Change default bac
