Hi,
The biggest project I have ever seen consisted of one 4 GB stack. Due to
its size, it was impossible to make a standalone of it :-) I guess such
projects aren't optimally organised for GIT.
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On 2/6/2013 15:40, Colin Holgate wrote:
Surely LiveCode itself is made up of lots of files, that can work with GIT
perfectly well? Do stacks have to have that ability right away? Won't most open
source big LiveCode applications be made of lots of stacks and external files,
giving you a certain amount of modularity, even if individual stacks are
updated as a single file?
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