I really looking forward to this.
However, currently, I'm using the ai tools on multiple computers.
To make it even more complex, unfortunately, sometimes even at the same time.
I've seen that basically there's a collect tool which parses the data, and places it under src/data/data.js.
Is it enough to add that src/data/ folder to (a differnt) git to manually sync it once in a while?
So plain simple cd src/data/ && git init && git add *.js *.json && git commit -m 'update' ?
Probably using linebreaks in json (pretty mode) will allow for proper git diffs to solve most issues - the current single-line blobs will not really be mergable there. At the same time, it's only served locally so adding a few whitespaces (newline and tabs) will not add that big of an file size.
I really looking forward to this.
However, currently, I'm using the ai tools on multiple computers.
To make it even more complex, unfortunately, sometimes even at the same time.
I've seen that basically there's a collect tool which parses the data, and places it under
src/data/data.js.Is it enough to add that
src/data/folder to (a differnt) git to manually sync it once in a while?So plain simple
cd src/data/ && git init && git add *.js *.json && git commit -m 'update'?Probably using linebreaks in json (pretty mode) will allow for proper git diffs to solve most issues - the current single-line blobs will not really be mergable there. At the same time, it's only served locally so adding a few whitespaces (newline and tabs) will not add that big of an file size.