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Every time it executes a command the app prints
Saving file /some/file.txt Saving file /another/file.py ...
for all of the files, whether they've been updated or not. It should calculate a hash/checksum each time it wants to update a file
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Oh, in Project.py:
Project.py
def restore_files(self, development_step_id): development_step = DevelopmentSteps.get(DevelopmentSteps.id == development_step_id) file_snapshots = FileSnapshot.select().where(FileSnapshot.development_step == development_step) clear_directory(self.root_path, IGNORE_FOLDERS) for file_snapshot in file_snapshots: update_file(file_snapshot.file.full_path, file_snapshot.content)
...so any changes that are made manually are wiped out?
There's something not right here, for some reason a snapshot is being taken for every file at every step:
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Every time it executes a command the app prints
for all of the files, whether they've been updated or not. It should calculate a hash/checksum each time it wants to update a file
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: