The workflow actually doesn't help in typical usage either. - Edit a file remotely. You make a change and save it. It auto publishes that file. Makes sense, ri

The workflow actually doesn't help in typical usage either. - Edit a file remotely. You make a change and save it. It auto publishes that file. Makes sense, right ? - Now you want to have those remote files also in Git. So you copy the remote files locally. However you make a change and there is no way to auto publish. And no way for it to be changes to be automatically added or committed to Git. And the add/commit UI behaviour is clunky. Meaning it is in fact quicker to use the command line defeating the whole purpose of Coda.