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check files into source control. #840

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pimbeenes opened this issue Feb 10, 2021 · 2 comments
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check files into source control. #840

pimbeenes opened this issue Feb 10, 2021 · 2 comments

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@pimbeenes
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pimbeenes commented Feb 10, 2021

I would like to be able to check in files into VCS.

Currently files are not actually persisted to disk ( are they Virtual Documents ? ) if we sync those files to the local file system it would be possible to check the files into git.

@pimbeenes pimbeenes changed the title Integrate vsqlik with VCS check files into source control. Feb 10, 2021
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r-hannuschka commented Feb 10, 2021

This are all virtual documents since this is a virtual file system. But it should be possible to open another workspace (which is a real fs) and copy the files into this one. So then you have a file on your disk which can pushed to git.

For a later release we plan this could be synchronized with git directly without copy / paste the files.

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konne commented Feb 10, 2021

@Irony00 @r-hannuschka
This topic is on my personal roadmap for that product. I like to bring your request and ralfs answer together.
At the moment only Ralf workaround "work" in some way that you for example just copy the whole virtual folder into a "real" folder that allows you to have the standard vscode vcs capabilities.
In the end I like that the extensions is doing that job for your in the background so that you have an easy checkout / commit / push workflow.

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