I am currently collaborating on a project with one other person, using Leo and Git. In addition to committing derived files to Git, we have also been committing the Leo file itself. We have had some occasional problems (a corrupted Leo file, mainly), making me think that we should *not* put the Leo file in Git - but maybe it's something *we're* doing wrong, and not Leo.
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