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You might like "save continously but call it 'history', offer a save button but that just names the current revision" This lets you throw away and start over,
by two_handfuls 1mo ago
You might like "save continously but call it 'history', offer a save button but that just names the current revision"
This lets you throw away and start over, but also gives you infinite undo even after "loading" an older version.
- MetaWhirledPeas 1mo agoFor me this is what I use Git for, even if I have no intention of pushing to a remote repository. So I suppose some of Git's functionality could be considered redundant if only the applications would be generous about saving history and deltas.
- brabel 1mo agoIn IntelliJ you can look at local history of a file and see that the ide remembers your changes for a long time. It seems to take a snapshot on actions like test runs, build complete, or maybe every few minutes. This is on top of auto saving and git of course. It saved my ass when I ran the wrong git command more than once!