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It seems to flow them. At least that is what I see with git log -p.

The benefit with this approach is that it works with exactly the same commands that I use for source control.



I'm thinking of building a productivity tool in the legal space. The big inspiration I had a week ago is that I could use git or another version control system for features like git-diff and git-blame.

I'm now thinking about how most elegantly add markup features for things like highlighting text, adding labels, inline commenting, muti-media embeds, and text formatting both simple and complex. any suggestions? The naive thing to do is to include a <span> based markup format that complements what is already being done with font-size,color etc but im worried that it will become a mess. Both in terms of document size and git diff.

also, are there any examples of products that successfully leveraged version control systems to create large project management tools?




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