[Framers] ExtendScript for save as text, for Git usage ?
Robert Lauriston
robert at lauriston.com
Thu Jun 2 10:14:31 PDT 2016
Git does not support binary files. It assumes that all files under its
control are mergeable text.
I'd use something like git-annex or Git LFS for unstructured
FrameMaker and image binaries. (It's not currently an issue for me
since my doc source is in Confluence and the only files I put in Git
are those required by the build process.)
Do you really find it useful to diff MIF files very often?
On Thu, Jun 2, 2016 at 9:47 AM, Monique Semp <monique.semp at earthlink.net> wrote:
> I'm also using Git, and the option of having a plaintext version for Git
> compares sounds appealing. Can you elaborate on the process you're using,
> anything to look out for, and post the script?
>
> I can see great potential for this, but wonder whether extraneous info will
> clutter up a Git compare (I'm using the SourceTree GUI client on Windows,
> which has a good compare normally; and I also can use GitLab's compare on
> the server-side to see diffs), or whether relevant diffs might get lost due
> to formatting diffs or something?
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