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Version control systems are the backbone of modern software development, and this tag collects WindowsForum.com coverage of how they are evolving. A recurring theme is Git's long dominance since Linus Torvalds created it in 2005, along with the strain that autonomous AI coding agents place on traditional distributed workflows. One discussion examines Anthropic's reported move away from Git for its primary monorepo after Claude models produced roughly 30,000 daily merges, raising questions about whether human-paced branching and merging still fit AI-driven development. Expect threads on repository management, merge volume, and the tooling choices shaping how teams track code changes.
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    Anthropic Scion Replaces Git as AI Agents Drive 30,000 Daily Merges

    For nearly two decades, software engineering has operated under a foundational assumption: human typing and thinking speed is the ultimate governor on how fast a codebase can grow. When Linus Torvalds built Git in 2005, he designed a distributed system where every developer could carry a...