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Why SQLite Does Not Use Git (www.sqlite.org)
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[–] Deely@programming.dev 2 points 1 year ago

I understand you point of view, but honestly it will be good to have possibility to quickly check 'commit successor in a graph view from a phone.". I'm working with quite legacy systems (15-20yo) and sometimes, when I have some ideas about resolving some issues it will be good to quickly check backward and forward histories of commits around to verify something..

Thats not a dealbraker at all but it will be nice to have.