git-remote-gemini's current interface requires servers to parse the query string in order to respond. Some Gemini publishers may only be publishing static files, like on some current hosting sites. Git's native HTTP(S) interface ("Dumb protocol") can work with static files. Effectively the server does not have to do anything special, just serve the files from the git repository requested by the client, and most of the protocol functionality is in the client. Should we try to support fetching from static gemini repos?
git-remote-gemini's current interface requires servers to parse the query string in order to respond. Some Gemini publishers may only be publishing static files, like on some current hosting sites. Git's native HTTP(S) interface ("Dumb protocol") can work with static files. Effectively the server does not have to do anything special, just serve the files from the git repository requested by the client, and most of the protocol functionality is in the client. Should we try to support fetching from static gemini repos?