> You can't meaningfully version control the data; it's usually binary, and in an object store. The code already lives in a git repository. So what does that l

> You can't meaningfully version control the data; it's usually binary, and in an object store. The code already lives in a git repository. So what does that leave, the metadata around the experiment? Out of the box you can't. We're taking a different approach at work (XetHub). GitHub sees pointer files but we embed rendered views and diffs (supporting more file types incrementally) using a Github app from our service.