I looked at the post, I feel like we're missing dinner context here, because what it looks like it's doing seems very naive. As far as I know, Onshape is the on

I looked at the post, I feel like we're missing dinner context here, because what it looks like it's doing seems very naive. As far as I know, Onshape is the only CAD product that has true git style branching and merging versioning. Unfortunately every successful startup in this space gets bought out by the competition. After buy out, the CAD product gets cut down and real development stops. First they loose their agnostic features (spaceclaim); if they used to be compatible with a whole range of upstream and downstream products, all support for competitors products is dropped. Then they stop the real innovation, to keep the space open for their flagship products (onshape), or give their product a chance to catch up.