Prior to moving it to Google Drive, they started squashing the history into a single commit prior to pushing release tags. The tarballs provided via Google Drive have exactly the same source code. However, they went out of the way to make it more inconvenient in several ways.

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Is Motorola perhaps planning to release a tablet running GrapheneOS as well?

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I won't be surprised if google decide to keep the whole pixels android in house and close source it, I feel like this is the direction they are going.