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The idea would be to do have the git repo (not sure if for the whole collection/top level deck/more granular - potentially can be configurable)
And on each edit (adding, removing notes, changing options, etc) - make an automated export and commit (and optionally push to origin).
Alternatively it can be performed on the regular intervals (e.g. every 5 min), but the change hook feels more meaningful to me (regular push to origin makes sense to me though).
Having git repo would open the route to further enhancements
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Pure Python implementation of Git: https://github.com/dulwich/dulwich - can bundle this, so people don't have to install git separately. Would be nice if it provided same interface as GitPython, so people can do performance boost optionally
Stvad
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Preserve Deck Edit history
Feb 23, 2019
The idea would be to do have the git repo (not sure if for the whole collection/top level deck/more granular - potentially can be configurable)
And on each edit (adding, removing notes, changing options, etc) - make an automated export and commit (and optionally push to origin).
Alternatively it can be performed on the regular intervals (e.g. every 5 min), but the change hook feels more meaningful to me (regular push to origin makes sense to me though).
Having git repo would open the route to further enhancements
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: