> Somebody always wants to undelete something > or examine it to see why it was deleted > or see who changed something, or blah blah blah People for whom t

> Somebody always wants to undelete something > or examine it to see why it was deleted > or see who changed something, or blah blah blah People for whom this resonates should look into Dolt: https://dolthub.com/ https://dolthub.com/. It's a mysql-compat database that is versioned and forkable - basically imagine git and mysql had a baby. Every transaction creates an entry in the commit log that lets you see when, how, and why the database changed. And just like git you can `dolt checkout <hash>` to see what the data was like at some point in time, or `dolt checkout -b temp-branch <hash>` to make exploratory changes to some historical version, or `dolt revert` to revert a transaction... etc. There is a lot more power that comes with making the entire database versioned and forkable by default. For example it makes it much easier to recover from catastrophic bad code pushes, etc. note: Dolt was forked from Noms, my previous project, but I don't work for Dolt or have a stake. Just a fan.