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I think of them as snapshots organized in a directed acyclic graph (DAG).
Diff is only a viewing option, or an optional compression implementation detail in packed history files.
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Trust me, it's a diff. I've seen a repo get into a very stupid state where there were changes in the main branch that weren't in the develop branch, but a PR didn't pick up those charges because they were somehow not in any of the commits
Depends on context.
Most of the interfacing is change based. But calling that diff is misleading.
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