# Changelog ## Unreleased Measured on the Linux kernel's tree (95 943 files); `docs/benchmarks.md` has the tables. - **Faster than Git on the first commit, a clean status, fsck, gc and the pack's size.** - **First commit:** 21.9 s (Git 33.7 s). - **Clean status:** 0.17 to 0.19 s (Git 0.22 s). - **fsck:** 8.2 s (Git 12.6 s). - **gc:** 33.7 s (Git 70 s). - **The pack:** 293.5 MB (Git's 295.5 MB). - **Level with Git on a local clone (about 17 s).** Status with one file changed, diff, commit, log, blame and checkout are two to six times faster than at 0.1.0. They are still behind Git: - **Status with one file changed:** 0.41 s, against 0.22 s. - **Commit:** 0.67 s, against 0.21 s. - **Blame:** 0.16 s, against 0.07 s. - **Checkout:** 0.74 s, against 0.35 s. - **A project's `.gitignore` files count**, below `.oxyignore`. A project coming from Git no longer commits its build output, and `!` in `.oxyignore` can bring back what `.gitignore` leaves out. Ignore rules still apply to untracked paths only. - **A folder holding a repository of its own is named.** `oxy status`, `oxy commit` and `status --json` (`untracked_nested`) name a folder with its own `.git` or `.oxy`, rather than skipping it silently. They say how to track its files, keep it as a subrepo, or leave it out. - **`oxy rebase CHANGE --onto T --into-working-copy`.** Where a rebase would be conflicted, the target is merged into the current bookmark instead, and the conflict is resolved in the working copy, as after `oxy merge`. - **mimalloc is the allocator.** Most of the speed above came from it: status, walks and index loads allocate many small values from every thread. - **Internals.** Each item below is a cache and is rebuilt when it does not check: - the workspace manifest is a checksummed binary file; - the state index is decoded lazily, caught up by replaying a few changes, and kept for the last two states; - the store caches change metadata; - a pack can carry a trained zstd dictionary. ## 0.1.0 (2026-09-30) - **The first builds for people to download.** - Linux x86_64 and arm64 (glibc 2.28 or later) as `.tar.gz` and `.deb`. - macOS x86_64 and arm64. - Windows x86_64. All are cross-compiled from Linux with `scripts/dist.sh`, with SHA256SUMS. A prerelease: formats may still change before 1.0.