Dolt actually stores the tables, rows, and commits in a Merkle DAG, like Git. So you get branch and merge. You can't do branch and merge with snapshots.
(You also get the full git / github toolbox: push and pull, fork and clone, rebase, and most other git commands)
Dolt actually stores the tables, rows, and commits in a Merkle DAG, like Git. So you get branch and merge. You can't do branch and merge with snapshots.
(You also get the full git / github toolbox: push and pull, fork and clone, rebase, and most other git commands)