Git commits and history versus forge pull request review
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Perplexity (@perplexity_ai) says 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.
In its account, some projects keep the forge's hosting and access control but replace pull request review with a check of each submission against a repository contract. The post does not name the projects or describe how the contract check works.
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Perplexity@perplexity_aiOfficialGit's commits and history versus a forge's review workflowAIGit 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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