You can use this to sync changes in (near) realtime and then either commit them to git, or use some other mechanism to increase retention.
replyThen you have two solutions to maintain when one would suffice.
replyIt also won't replace Postgres, because that is also a different thing.
replyWhat do you mean? Version history is explicitly a feature of Obsidian Sync: https://help.obsidian.md/Obsidian+Sync/Version+history
replyYes, but just because it has version history doesn't mean it is closer to git than to Postgres. You can also do versioning in Postgres. You can even search more easily in the history.
replyI assume they meant "it will never replace Git for syncing Obsidian".
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