Post details: GIT as a versioned data store in Python
2008-08-01
GIT as a versioned data store in Python
An interesting project: gitshelve - Using Git as a versioned data store in Python
The gitshelve module is a part of the git-issue project, which is an attempt to bring distributed bug tracking to Git.
Useful if you need to store a version history of objects in Python. I am wondering if this can also be useful for keeping version history of files collected by a web crawler (or what is the preferred solution that people use in such case).
Useful GIT links:
- GIT magic [stanford.edu]
- GIT from the bottom up [newartisans.com]
- The thing about GIT [tomayko.com]
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