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anaisbetts / saveallthetime-atom

SaveAllTheTime makes it so you never commit files to Git without saving ever again
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removed git dependency #2

Open mark-hahn opened 9 years ago

mark-hahn commented 9 years ago

See #1

anaisbetts commented 9 years ago

@mark-hahn I'm actually not super excited to do this, because one of the premises behind SaveAllTheTime is that you don't have to worry about losing your work or messing something up, because it's backed by version control. Enabling this for all files means that you really could pave over your stuff accidentally and not have a backup.

Instead, could you look for SVN/HG/Bzr/WhateverElse repos to see if the file is under some kind of VCS?

mark-hahn commented 9 years ago

Enabling this for all files means that you really could pave over your stuff accidentally and not have a backup.

I understand now. My workflow is to always save at all times so I didn't think of this. I can run my version. Or if you want I can make it a setting defaulting to what you had.

On Sun, Feb 22, 2015 at 6:54 PM, Paul Betts notifications@github.com wrote:

@mark-hahn https://github.com/mark-hahn I'm actually not super excited to do this, because one of the premises behind SaveAllTheTime is that you don't have to worry about losing your work or messing something up, because it's backed by version control. Enabling this for all files means that you really could pave over your stuff accidentally and not have a backup.

Instead, could you look for SVN/HG/Bzr/WhateverElse repos to see if the file is under some kind of VCS?

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