support for darcs rcs

For my projects I use darcs (arch-like) rcs as an alternative to CVS and like
it very much offering simple & powerful tool for distributed environment.

Is there maybe any user trying to use Aap with darcs?

Here is the list of commands that darcs understand:

  initialize    Initialize a new source tree as a darcs repository.
  add           Add a one or more new files or directories.
  whatsnew      Display unrecorded changes in the working directory.
  record        Record changes as a named patch.
  get           Get a repository.
  pull          Pull patches from another repo.
  send          Send patches to another repo via email.
  remove        Remove one or more files or directories from the repository.
  rollback      Roll back a named patch.
  unrecord      Unrecord a named patch.
  unpull        Unpull a named patch.
  check         Check the repository for consistency.
  revert        Revert to recorded version.
  unrevert      Undo the last revert operation.
  dist          Create a distribution tarball.
  mv            Move a file or directory to a different location or name.
  replace       Replace a token with a new value for that token.
  tag           Tag the contents of a repo with a given version name.
  push          Push patches into another repo.
  apply         Apply patches to a repo.
  diff          Create a diff between two versions of the repository.
  setpref       Set the value for a preferences thingy.
  trackdown     Locate the most recent version lacking an error.
  optimize      Optimize your repository.
  changes       Gives a human-readable list of changes between versions.
  annotate      Display useful information about the repository history.
  repair        Repair a corrupted repository.

How difficult it would be to add support, or maybe it is more simple to just
use darcs outside of Aap?

Sincerely,
Gour

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