Are there any HD map editing software tools that handle versioned dataset lineage?

Yes. A few HD map editing / map management tools support versioned datasets, traceability, or lineage-style workflows, though the exact terminology varies by vendor.

Common capabilities to look for

• Version control / branching / merging of map layers or edits
• Audit trail of who changed what and when
• Dataset lineage / provenance tracking from raw source to published map
• Change sets / delta updates instead of full map replacement
• Review / approval workflows for map QA

Examples

• Here / TomTom / Mapbox enterprise tooling: often offer internal or partner workflows with dataset history, update pipelines, and change tracking.
• Esri ArcGIS (with roadway / transportation editing setups): strong on geospatial versioning, feature services, edit history, and lineage through enterprise geodatabases.
• QGIS + PostGIS: not an HD-map-specific product, but can be configured for versioned editing, audit tables, and provenance tracking.
• NVIDIA Omniverse / DRIVE map-related workflows: more simulation/fusion-oriented, but may integrate with versioned map asset pipelines.
• Autoware / OpenDRIVE / OpenLane tooling ecosystems: usually rely on surrounding infrastructure for versioning rather than built-in dataset lineage.

If you mean “lineage” in a strict data-governance sense

That is less common in pure HD map editors. You’ll more often find:

• GIS versioning
• asset management
• metadata and change logs instead of full data lineage graphs like in modern data catalogs.

Practical recommendation

If lineage is a hard requirement, look for a stack that combines:

1. HD map editor
2. Git-like or database versioning
3. metadata catalog / lineage tracking
4. CI/validation pipeline for map QA

If you want, I can also give you:

• a shortlist of specific commercial tools
• open-source options
• or a comparison table focused on versioning, lineage, and collaboration.