Dimitri Merejkowsky

> I think I could try with os.walk, breadth-first search might be too much time consuming for me. No problem. Go for it :) We can merge a first patch...

This is a bit hard to discuss on GitHub. I've created a [room on Gitter](https://gitter.im/tsrc-project/community) - it should be easier to talk about architecture there.

> Someone might still want to use hooks while not using git. Wellt, let's take an example: ```toml # in tbump.toml # As I don't use git for this projects...

I think this is a dangerous idea. What if the absolute path does not exist ? What if the path is already used by an other manifest ? What if...

There are implementation details that make it hard to implement these features. For instance, you'll need to find the manifest clone path from any repository. Right now we do that...

Just realized something else. If you put an absolute path like `/home/foo/projects/linux`, how is it going to work on a user named `bar`? How will it work on macOS, where...

Well, we could call it 'snapshot'. You could run `tsrc snapshot -o snapshot.yml` It would generate a file looking like: ```yaml # just an integer we can bump if we...

I'm not sure I understand the difference between `tsrc snapshot -b` and `tsrc snapshot -b -m`. Could you elaborate ? Otherwise, all of this looks like nice features to have,...

Oh I see. Thanks for the clarification

I think `--group all` makes the most sense. We already have the concept of a "default" group. Remember that we already have '--all-cloned' which does things slightly different than what...