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Ironically, GitHub wikis have a history of commits just like the main repository (not sure whether they actually use git for the wikis or just present them usin
by yorwba 4y ago
Ironically, GitHub wikis have a history of commits just like the main repository (not sure whether they actually use git for the wikis or just present them using the same interface) and nothing is lost: the diff can be seen at https://github.com/AUTOMATIC1111/stable-diffusion-webui/wiki/Textual-Inversion/_compare/9d7346f7f3faa275305cc4a388a3335a0f53961b...bc9a09829dbc90760c8626c83824e05cfab5cb98 https://github.com/AUTOMATIC1111/stable-diffusion-webui/wiki...
- freedomben 4y agoGithub's wiki being essentially a git repo with markdown is one of the killer features that I can't believe people don't rave about. It's so wonderfully useful and open. I can edit pages locally in vim and commit them, but my non-technical partner can edit them easily in the UI as well. If/when there are merge conflicts, it's just standard git to resolve them!