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The way most people use draw.io is using cloud storage integration like Google drive, hence versioning is not possible. So far I never seen people put the draw.
by wejick 3y ago
The way most people use draw.io is using cloud storage integration like Google drive, hence versioning is not possible. So far I never seen people put the draw.io produced file to Git.
I'm using PlantUML in some of my projects, it solved the versioning issue. However it's lacking of lots of draw.io or even inkscape editor capability.
- krab 3y agoI do. What I like the most is the ability to include the diagram source into PNG metadata. The viewers don't need any renderer, yet it can be readily edited.
- elephantum 3y agoThere's a plugin for VSCode that brings draw.io editor for local .drawio files. IMO it's the best of both worlds: nice editor and git version control. Also this plugin works fine in github.dev so it's like a better version of draw.io official site.
- lloydatkinson 3y agoConnect it to GitHub then you have commits for every change