Git 2.36 introduces several notable features and improvements, reflecting contributions from over 96 developers. One of the key enhancements is the introduction of the `--remerge-diff` option, which simplifies merge conflict resolution by showing the differences between files with conflicts and their resolutions, leveraging the faster ort engine. Additionally, Git now offers more flexible fsync configurations through new variables, core.fsync and core.fsyncMethod, to improve data durability. Security has been tightened with stricter repository ownership checks, and the release also includes improvements to commands like git cat-file, git ls-tree, and git bisect for better usability and scripting flexibility. The update supports partial bundles and enhances partial clone features, allowing for more efficient repository management. Furthermore, a bug fix addresses synchronization issues with multi-pack reachability bitmaps to ensure accurate results. These enhancements collectively bolster Git's performance, security, and user experience, catering to both casual users and server operators.