Memory history via git

The fluree memory explain command has been removed. Memory history is now tracked via git.

Viewing history

Since updates modify memories in place and the TTL file is rewritten on each change, git log shows the full history:

# Full history of all memory changes
git log -p .fluree-memory/repo.ttl

# Search for changes to a specific memory ID
git log -p -S "mem:fact-01JDXYZ" .fluree-memory/repo.ttl

# Compact one-line summary
git log --oneline .fluree-memory/repo.ttl

Time-travel via Fluree

For richer querying over memory history, import your git history into a Fluree ledger:

fluree create my-memory-ledger --memory

Each git commit becomes a Fluree transaction, enabling time-travel queries over the full evolution of your project’s memory.

See Updates and forgetting for the update model.