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This article explores storing Git data inside PostgreSQL using a two-table storage model (objects and refs) and a libgit2-based backend. It introduces gitgres, discusses Forgejo integration, and highlights Postgres primitives (triggers, NOTIFY, row-level security, logical replication) as a path to federated, easier-to-operate Git hosting. It also weighs storage tradeoffs versus traditional packfiles and outlines future directions for delta-repacking and S3 offloading.
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