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I just check in my FreeCAD project files as binary blobs. For a mostly-one-person projects this works without a problem. I have never felt a need to look inside
by jononor 2y ago
I just check in my FreeCAD project files as binary blobs. For a mostly-one-person projects this works without a problem. I have never felt a need to look inside at the changes on the file format level. Opening two files/versions and comparing them visually I have don just once or twice. Frequent commits with good messages helps a lot though.
Have many hundred files now, made over the last 10 years.
- edg5000 2y agoEven for a one-man project, the Git repo will get huge. At least that is what I am running into. I know one day I'll have to adress it, and probably rewrite all commits.
- ecjhdnc2025 2y agoIt’s definitely a problem, and even splitting designs up into separate files so you don’t have so many complete duplications doesn’t help that much. I would hope that better revision control options eventually arrive in core thanks to collaboration tools like Ondsel’s Lens, but the solution in this blog post might work in the meantime. Another commenter suggested FreeCAD would be better if it just worked with rich directories natively. That would be nice.