While Git handles large binary files with Git LFS and Perforce is proprietary and needs a live connection to its server, Lore is open source, works offline and easily handles binaries.
Lore is designed to combine what works in each: a centralized server-of-record for durability, access control, and conflict resolution; content-addressed storage with fragment-level deduplication that is as effective on a multi-gigabyte binary as on a kilobyte of text; sparse, lazy working copies that materialize only what you need; free branching; and a fully open, publicly versioned specification and MIT license. Normal editing operations—staging, committing, branching, diffing—never require a network round trip.
The core library, server, and CLI are all written in Rust, with official SDKs for JavaScript, Python, C#, and Go. It is currently pre-1.0 and in active development.
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