Have you thought of writing git commands on SQL databases?
Create branches, merge, push, pull and version controls functionalities on SQL tables or databases.
We can do it using a new SQL database for git called Dolt.
Here is the youtube shorts of one minute introduction to dolt.
Introduction to Dolt
Let me know what you think of it?
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Do you know that the SQLite guys made an alternative to git called fossil and based on SQLite?
No, I don't know, need to check it. But it's good to witness similar git SQL based products in the market.
I'm not switching to fossil,
if only just because the git ecosystem is huge,
but I've found this article explaining how git and fossil were born
and why they made different choices
to be very mature and super interesting
fossil-scm.org/home/doc/trunk/www/...
Oh, okay, let me read it. Thanks for sharing