Git 2.47 has been released with contributions from over 83 developers, including 28 newcomers, introducing various enhancements and bug fixes. The update features an experimental incremental multi-pack index to improve object lookup performance in repositories with numerous packfiles by enabling quick updates via append operations, although it currently lacks support for multi-pack reachability bitmaps. A new tool is introduced to help identify the likely starting branch for a commit using the %(is-base:) atom in for-each-ref, and Git's platform support policy is now formally documented, requiring C99 or C11 compliance, stable dependencies, and active security support. The reftable reference backend has received improved support for concurrent writers and unit tests, while the Git codebase has been refined to address unused parameters and memory leaks, enhancing its reliability as a potential library. Additionally, Git 2.47 simplifies the configuration of Visual Studio Code as a merge tool with a new command.