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Very much so, thank you. So it's more how the data is stored and updated in the different kinds of files. I definitely had the basic gist of raster vs. vector,
by gigawatt 16y ago
Very much so, thank you. So it's more how the data is stored and updated in the different kinds of files. I definitely had the basic gist of raster vs. vector, but had no idea how it could affect something like version control in this way. Very interesting.
- marcomonteiro 16y agoYes basically. Your repository could grow faster using binary files but it's still worth it to have a version history. Even if for nothing else other than to be able to see how something evolved.