Git for the US Code
An open-source experimental project that places the text of the United States Code under Git version control, using Git mechanisms such as commits, branches and diffs to make legal provisions traceable and comparable.
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A project called "Git for the US Code" attempts to move the United States Code into a Git repository for version control management.
The "Git for the US Code" project received 301 points and 145 comments on Hacker News.
Version control projects for legal text of this kind are positioned more as "auxiliary retrieval and educational tools" rather than as replacements for official channels such as the Federal Register.
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A project called "Git for the US Code" attempts to move the United States Code into a Git repository for version control management.
50%UnverifiedThe "Git for the US Code" project received 301 points and 145 comments on Hacker News.
50%UnverifiedVersion control projects for legal text of this kind are positioned more as "auxiliary retrieval and educational tools" rather than as replacements for official channels such as the Federal Register.
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