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[Mark Wieder]

Pete-

> I'm
> definitely not a git expert but isn't the point of it the ability to check
> out/in individual modules within a project?  Or maybe glx2/git deal with
> individual scripts?

Yes, that's almost exactly it. But "objects" rather than "scripts"... the script
is stored as one file and the properties of the object as a separate xml file,
so they can be individually tracked by git. You can see and manipulate changes
to object properties over time: who changed the color of this button, when did
the field contents change, etc. Glx2, being a script editor, doesn't trigger on
changes to object properties, but will track those property changes when a save
is executed from the script editor. The workflow is modeled on the way other
IDEs (Rubymine, for one) handle a similar situation.

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 Mark Wieder
 mwieder at ahsoftware.net