Git 2.56 adds conflict and history changes
Version 2.56 contains 748 commits since June, contributed by 104 developers. Changes include a safer conflict-resolution workflow, smaller path-walk repacks, and the git history drop subcommand.
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What happened and what to do
LWN reports the release of Git 2.56, with 748 non-merge commits since version 2.55, released in June. The changes came from 104 developers, including 39 first-time contributors. The release adds a safer conflict-resolution workflow, smaller path-walk repacks, and the git history drop subcommand.
Companies that rely on Git can assess these changes in a test environment, review conflict-resolution procedures, and define controls for use of the new subcommand. They can also implement monitoring and automation to track versions, validate workflows, and reduce risk before updating development tools.
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