PabloOsinaga

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   by PabloOsinaga 15y ago

   that piece is the less difficult i think - you could always use existing VM infrastructure and do (1) restore (2) apply changes and (3) save back - I wouldn't mess with disk formats and so on - no need
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   by PabloOsinaga 15y ago

   mmm I take your point - what ideas are out there to do that thought? I agree it is hard ... Good news is that for the "known/commont stuff" you can always have a central database of the random/temp stuff they generate. E.g., mysql generete
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   by PabloOsinaga 15y ago

   I wonder - has anyone ever tried the approach of the entire VM binary image being the repo and doing smart bindiffs as changes? The trick would be to identify what is "code/config/program code" vs random/temp files. In code tracking you d