The biggest impediment to tracking law via git is that you can't commit anything with a timestamp before the unix epoch. And law almost certainly requires the h

The biggest impediment to tracking law via git is that you can't commit anything with a timestamp before the unix epoch. And law almost certainly requires the historical antecedents in the repo too, if it's going to be useful. It's sort of funny to think about how you'd format Thomas Jefferson's email address so that he could be credited as the author of this article or that amendment. I bet someone's already figured out how to do that though.