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by xenoscopic 5y ago
Yeah, Randy's done a great job with the integration - it seems to work seamlessly for most users as far as I can tell. I'm really excited to get Mutagen v0.14 and beyond into DDEV, because support for fanotify[0] is being added an
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by xenoscopic 5y ago
The goal with Mutagen is real-time remote development, not source control or complex networking. It's designed to facilitate making changes to code locally and then having those immediately propagated to a remote system for compilation
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by xenoscopic 5y ago
It can tolerate disconnection very reliably, and it will automatically reconnect to synchronization and forwarding endpoints as soon as possible. Its synchronization algorithm in particular (which is essentially a (repeated) three-way merge
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by xenoscopic 5y ago
There's no compiler here - it's a tool for bidirectionally synchronizing files (specifically code, assets, build products, etc.) and forwarding network traffic to and from remote systems. The idea behind Mutagen is to use your loc
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by xenoscopic 5y ago
Hey, sorry to hear that Mutagen didn't pan out for you. I'd be curious to hear if you've tried the Mutagen Compose[0] project or some other mechanism for Compose integration. I'm still iterating on the best approach for
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by xenoscopic 5y ago
Author of Mutagen here, happy to answer any questions you might have, whether it's about its use with Docker, SSH, its historical integration into Docker Desktop, or its related Mutagen Compose[0][1] project. [0]: https://gi