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Logging should be something you can do whenever you want to, trivially.
The log can be a book that pops up modally, using a page view controller, and maybe an optional handwriting font.
Different branches have their own logs, and you can look at the branches like the books in your library. You can manage branches by managing the books.
So, as you save your work, it is pushed quietly to the server. When you do something particularly noteworthy, you can pull up the log, say what you have to say, and save it, forcing a sync marked with that log (or if there are no changes, appending that log to the previous commit).
Another way to integrate branching would be to have the of the log be editable, and by editing the name, you create a branch—or maybe you just rename the branch that way, which you can change, thereby creating a new branch.
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Logging should be something you can do whenever you want to, trivially.
The log can be a book that pops up modally, using a page view controller, and maybe an optional handwriting font.
Different branches have their own logs, and you can look at the branches like the books in your library. You can manage branches by managing the books.
So, as you save your work, it is pushed quietly to the server. When you do something particularly noteworthy, you can pull up the log, say what you have to say, and save it, forcing a sync marked with that log (or if there are no changes, appending that log to the previous commit).
Another way to integrate branching would be to have the of the log be editable, and by editing the name, you create a branch—or maybe you just rename the branch that way, which you can change, thereby creating a new branch.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: