One of Linus's emails mentions the separation of the Git tools into the plumbing (usable by automated tools) and a user-friendly interface on top of the that (which has later come to be referred as the porcelain).He also expresses the hope that Git would serve as a base for multiple different SCMs/file management tools, which would each bring different interesting features to the table (e.g. you could have archival tools based on Git, Mercurial-style branches, &c).Is this what has actually come to happen? Are there any other SCMs/data management tools which use the Git plumbing as a base?I'm not asking for software recommendations or an exhaustive list of all Git porcelains. This is mostly a yes-or-no question, asked out of curiosity.
Are there any other Git porcelains other than the default one?
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