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Just my opinion. I'm still looking for a better editor with "auto-save" commits, or maybe a VSCode plugin. It should just wrap around my build command (or let m
by catchmeifyoucan 5y ago
Just my opinion. I'm still looking for a better editor with "auto-save" commits, or maybe a VSCode plugin. It should just wrap around my build command (or let me pass something), and if it builds, it should do this in the background as a snapshot. I think defining a good build in the context of runtime behavior is hard. I don't necessarily need all of the intermediate states it in git, though I don't mind if this tool uses git to power the snapshots. Maybe there's a world where version control is abstracted
- AlphaSite 5y agoIntelliJ keeps a running history of all the files on your system so you can always go and show history on a file or directory and see what you’ve done (in addition to git etc).
- awelxtr 5y agoEclipse too iirc
- kmarc 5y agoVim's non-linear undo[1] history is hard to beat. Set undofile [2] and you are done with local versioning. For visualisation of the undo tree, install undotree [3] [1] https://vimhelp.org/undo.txt.html#undo https://vimhelp.org/undo.txt.html#undo [2] https://vimhelp.org/options.txt.html#%27undofile%27 https://vimhelp.org/options.txt.html#%27undofile%27 [3] https://github.com/mbbill/undotree https://github.com/mbbill/undotree