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If you enable Node-RED "Projects" [0], you not only get git-friendly flow configs, but can have them automatically push to remote repos. [0]: https://nodered.o
by spdustin 6y ago
If you enable Node-RED "Projects" [0], you not only get git-friendly flow configs, but can have them automatically push to remote repos.
[0]: https://nodered.org/docs/user-guide/projects/ https://nodered.org/docs/user-guide/projects/
- OJFord 6y agoYou got me excited for a second, but that seems just to be a UI for people that don't know what 'a git' is, and `commit -a`-ing of changes, in the same non-'git-friendly sane human-readable plaintext format' I was complaining about. I know what git is, so I can already `git commit -a -m 'Updated nodes'` if that's what I wanted, but it isn't, I want logical diffs that show me what I did and why; not spurious ID changes because I accidentally moved a node visually a millimetre or two.
- spdustin 6y agoIt does give you a better diff option, actually. :) It may not meet your needs, but it will show you a diff between commits that is more context-aware for Node-RED.