On the road to Irmin v2 (opens in new tab)
Over the past few months, we have been heavily engaged in release engineering the , which covers multiple years of work on all of its constituent elements. We first began Irmin in late 2013 to act as a that would let us escape the . The Irmin libraries provide snapshotting, branching and merging operations over storage and can communicate via Git both on-disk and remotely. Irmin today therefore consists of many discrete OCaml libraries that compose together to form a set of that can be used i...
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