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The French regulations as a Git repository - Ofnuts - 01-02-2025
So you can determine which assembly vote changed what.
https://git.tricoteuses.fr/textes_consolides
(yes, some changes appear to be 200 years in the future, due to a typo, fix is in progress)
RE: The French regulations as a Git repository - nchen - 01-06-2025
(01-02-2025, 09:49 AM)Ofnuts Wrote: So you can determine which assembly vote changed what.Good idea! Version tracking is such a powerful tool.
https://git.tricoteuses.fr/textes_consolides
(yes, some changes appear to be 200 years in the future, due to a typo, fix is in progress)
RE: The French regulations as a Git repository - Tas_mania - 01-10-2025
I don't understand it because I'm not fluent in French. It looks like a database of all pending laws in France. Am I right on this?
BTW I haven't heard from PixLab for a long time, since the last big typhoon is SE Asia. I hope he's OK.
RE: The French regulations as a Git repository - Ofnuts - 01-10-2025
(01-10-2025, 08:32 AM)Tas_mania Wrote: I don't understand it because I'm not fluent in French. It looks like a database of all pending laws in France. Am I right on this?
BTW I haven't heard from PixLab for a long time, since the last big typhoon is SE Asia. I hope he's OK.
Yes, but managed like you manage the source code. You can quickly get any version at any given time, and see what changed when (and where the change comes from).