[njt]

Happy user of git-bug for several years here, it’s a great tool, and the author is very receptive about bug fixes and adding new features.

Probably my favorite is the built in TUI interface, that feature rocks.

I don’t recommend it for larger projects where you have lots of committers, the in-built feature of GitHub/GitLab probably works better for those types of setups. Where I think this tool really shines, and the perfect use case for it is with the dozens (or in my case, hundreds) of little repos you have where A) either you are the only committer, or B) the project is small (for some definition of that term), or C) if you want something setup quickly to track issues/features/milestones, you can always switch to something else later.

[wankle]

This seems like the real niche for this tool, I have dozens of small repos on my systems at home and at work. I keep git repos in each of /bin, /etc, /root, ~/Documents and so on and this would be great for tracking issues or reminders, "hey don't forget I did change a config/doc/etc for XYZ reason".