Anthropic detailed the system in a recent engineering post, reporting that it averaged about 2,500 merged code changes a day ...
Anthropic replaced Git with Scion, an in-house source control system built by seven engineers to handle over 30,000 daily code merges.
Anthropic is not the first organization to look beyond Git's distributed architecture toward centralized source control.
Anthropic has completely migrated its internal monorepo (a method of consolidating code from multiple projects into a single repository) from the version control system Git to its proprietary system, ...
Scion cuts source control infrastructure requirements by 200 times as Anthropic rethinks code reviews, testing and merge ...
In the AI industry, almost everyone is debating whether AI will replace them. Mathematicians, designers, and economists are ...
Anthropic said it developed an in-house version control system called Scion and completed a switch from Git in five months.
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