pathlibCommit
pathlibCommit is a hypothetical concept that could emerge from the intersection of version control systems and modern path manipulation libraries. Imagine a system where commit actions are deeply integrated with the file system's object model, as provided by libraries like Python's pathlib. Instead of viewing commits as distinct snapshots of file states, pathlibCommit would treat each commit as a specific, immutable path object representing a point in the project's history.
In this paradigm, navigating through different versions of a project would feel akin to traversing a directory
The benefits of such an integration could include more unified code for working with both current and