Revision Control for Structured Data
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Claim: a database built for distributed revision control of structured data solves collaboration gaps that Git or central DBs leave. Implementation explores decentralized architectures, offline-first workflows, and end-to-end-encrypted transfers while shipping only diffs between peers. Tools compared include git plus CSVs, DVC, dalt and TerminusDB/terminus tv prototypes; merges require schema-aware resolution; provenance, branching and delta transmission work at typical dataset scales and enable CI/CD-style pipelines for data.
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