exactly, well...i can acces every commit in text format, then save as othername.pd and then open pd..anyone maintain pd patches repos in git?
On Tue, Jun 16, 2009 at 2:00 PM, cristiano figueiró figocris@gmail.comwrote:
exactly, well...i can acces every commit in text format, then save as othername.pd and then open pd..anyone maintain pd patches repos in git?
On Tue, Jun 16, 2009 at 1:19 PM, IOhannes m zmölnig zmoelnig@iem.atwrote:
cristiano figueiró wrote:
Hi everyone,
A little question about work with git in patch repositorys:
Can i acces directly in pd my older revisions? I'm doing in the wrong way i think, i pickup some commit id and save with another name and than open pd :p
hmm, i'm not sure whether i fully understand your question. do you mean like in svn, where you can open both mypatch.pd and .svn/text-base/mypatch.pd.svn-base ? i don't think this is possible with git, as it stores the meta-data in a binary compressed format. (but then i don't use git)
gmasdr IOhannes
On Tue, 16 Jun 2009 14:02:42 -0300 cristiano figueiró wrote:
exactly, well...i can acces every commit in text format, then save as othername.pd and then open pd..anyone maintain pd patches repos in git?
As far as I know, you can not access files from two commits simultaneously in git. If you need that you can clone your git repository and checkout older commits in the second one while working on the mainline. However, I think, this way becomes awkward if you need accessing files from three and more commits simultaneously because you need to store several repos, yet it does not use extra disk space when working locally.
Can i acces directly in pd my older revisions? I'm doing in the wrong way i think, i pickup some commit id and save with another name and than open pd :p
hmm, i'm not sure whether i fully understand your question. do you mean like in svn, where you can open both mypatch.pd and .svn/text-base/mypatch.pd.svn-base ? i don't think this is possible with git, as it stores the meta-data in a binary compressed format. (but then i don't use git)
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