I want to be able to take advantage of the benefits of GIT (and its workflow), but without the cost of the disk access - I would like to take advantage of GMT's distributed modification control capabilities so that something like a hybrid of Memcache and GIT can be produced. (Preferably in .NET)
Is there an animal there?
Why do not you just use the Windows version of git and call it Process.Start ( ) ? You can make calls using
, for storage, you can have a RAM disk repository (as Andrew suggested above), but I'm not sure how much The big advantage will be I think it's perfectly fine when you're on a hard disk, especially considering that if you use it often, it will also be in the cache in RAM.
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