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Any news on 3.0? [LWN.net]
fraetor · 2026-06-27 · via LWN.net comments

Last time I read up on it there was talk of git 3.0 being released in Summer 2026, containing breaking changes like defaulting to SHA256 and using reftables for ref storage.

Does this look like it might be getting near?