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Don't reinvent git #1
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Use Git to track changes, rather than [reinventing it](https://twitter.com/konklone/status/353960261398433793). This not only reduces the complexity of the code, but provides for better storage and analysis of changes over time by leveraging Git's built in version tracking and diffing capabilities. Additionally, now other users that fork the project can take advantage of past crawls or perform analysis of past changes.
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This is exactly the approach I wanted to take, thank you for jumping on this with such alacrity. I'd actually rather not use Bundler for this, as for a tiny command-line script it adds more complexity than it removes, but I can take care of that. Testing this out now, will look to merge promptly. |
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Use Git to track changes, rather than reinventing it.
This not only reduces the complexity of the code, but provides for better storage and analysis of changes over time by leveraging Git's built in version tracking and diffing capabilities.
Additionally, now other users that fork the project can take advantage of past crawls or perform analysis of past changes.
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