About Diversion
Diversion is a version control platform for very large repositories, such as game projects with big binary assets. It is built for studios and teams that work with Unreal Engine, Unity, 3D and AI data.
What it does
Diversion lets teams keep code, binaries and media in one repository and work on only the paths they need. Partial and shallow checkouts let a laptop handle a repository with millions of files. Branches can be created and merged quickly, and the site offers help with migrating existing depots.
Key features
- Partial and shallow checkouts
- Versions files of any size
- Branching and merging for large teams
- Built with Unreal Engine projects in mind
- Migration help for existing depots
Who it's for
Diversion suits game studios, virtual production teams and other creative teams with large repositories. It also fits teams building large AI data sets who need one place for code and assets.
Pricing and good to know
The site offers a demo and a get started option. It is a hosted platform, so teams do not run their own version control servers. The site says capacity can scale up or down with the project, and it avoids annual licensing.
Highlights
- Checks out only the paths you need
- Stores large binaries and media alongside code
- Branches and merges across large teams
- Supports Unreal Engine projects
- Helps migrate existing depots
