Git provides atomic multi-file commits, authorship, and queryable history, while a forge hosts repositories, controls who can update them, and adds pull request review. Projects keep the hosting and access control but replace review with a check of each submission against a repository contract.
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Git provides atomic multi-file commits, authorship, and queryable history.
A forge hosts the repository, controls who can update it, and adds PR review. Projects keep the first two and replace review with a check of each submit against a repository contract.
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