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It's missing a lot of what people expect in git branching, like history within the branch and arbitrary digraphs for forking and merging.

If every branch was always merged back into head before doing anything else, and always had its commits flattened into one, and someone forking off of your branch was basically opening it up, copying the changes in your clipboard, and pasting it into a new branch with no attribution or history, then sure.




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