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I have a log file stored in an SQLite database which I would like to distribute in a git repository.
Later on I would like changes to the log file to be merge automatically with the original.
Is this going to work? Will an automatic binary merge into an SQLite file blow up more often than not?
I’m not convinced that git is really the tool for your job. git is a distributed source code management tool, not a database replication tool.
The only automatic merging that git will attempt is merging of text files. A log file is (usually) a text file, so why not put this directly into git and not into a database first?