Git Merge 2022 recently concluded in Chicago, offering a platform for the Git community to engage in 16 talks, three workshops, and a Git Contributor Summit over two days, with the event raising $10,000 for the Git project at the Software Freedom Conservancy. This annual gathering celebrates the Git project by bringing users and contributors together, featuring diverse sessions on topics such as Git-driven debugging, improvements to git merge, and Git's object storage mechanism. For those who couldn't attend, the session and workshop content is now accessible on YouTube, catering to Git users of all skill levels. The event was supported by GitLab as a sponsor, with Lee Reilly, a Senior Program Manager at GitHub, overseeing the program and community interactions.