Git 2.10.0 has been released, bringing enhancements and bug fixes contributed by over 70 developers. Notable improvements include progress reporting for post-receive operations during pushes, which helps maintain network connectivity and provides user feedback, especially for large pushes. The update also enhances signature verification for GPG-signed tags and commits, introducing a new configuration option for automatic signature checks and adopting 64-bit GPG key-ids in response to vulnerabilities in the 32-bit space. Git's color output capabilities have been expanded to include italic and strikethrough attributes, and improvements have been made to HTTP debugging with the introduction of the GIT_TRACE_CURL variable. Additional updates include more efficient smart-http protocol negotiations, retry mechanisms for submodule operations in case of network issues, and enhancements to git archive and date-formatting code to support large files and future dates. The release incorporates over 600 commits, signaling a broad range of changes and improvements.