Atari 8-bit source control experiments

This is an experimental project to test my Atari 8-bit source control setup. The text files I use for testing are mostly Action! source files that I've been playing around with

Current setup

I do developtment on an Atari 600XL with a FujiNet connected to my WiFi and a TNFS server running on my PC. I save my projects to an ATR image on my PC.

I've also written some Python scripts that can translate between ATASCII and UTF-8 text files. The translation is based on Rebecca Bettencourt's ATASCII to Unicode Mapping, but since there aren't Unicode representations for most of the reverse video ATASCII characters, I use a backtick as an escape for reverse characters.

It's now mostly working, but YMMV.

Usage

Commit & push from the ATARI

1. From the ATARI:
   1. Save the source files to an ATR image mounted from the TNFS server
   2. When you want to commit to git, update a special text file called COMMIT.MSG with the desired commit message
2. On the PC, run auto_sync, which does the following:
   1. When the ATR image changes, automatically extract the contents to ./atascii/ using lsatr. See https://github.com/dmsc/mkatr.
   2. When the ./atascii/ changes, automatically translate the text files to UTF-8 and save them to ./utf8/
   3. When the contents of ./utf8/COMMIT.MSG changes do a git commit with the commit message from the file

Pull from the ATARI

TBD