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So basically, git over IP? Each "update" is just a commit containing the modifications since the last one. If you want the most recent, ask for the HEAD.
by jdmichal 11y ago
So basically, git over IP? Each "update" is just a commit containing the modifications since the last one. If you want the most recent, ask for the HEAD.
- rcthompson 11y agoThe article goes into why that's not really an option. Making a separate request for each blob/file/commit/whatever would be way too slow for large repos.
- jdmichal 11y agoI was more commenting that the very updatability you were discussing is pretty much directly analogous to what git is in the first place. So now we're building a system that has the same functions as git, but isn't git.