It isn't perfect.
I use a file based approach.
If the file changes, it is copied into the repo.
Allows me to keep nearly as many revisions of a file as I need.
Most of our files are static for long periods, 2-3 days of intense changes. then another long period. Seldom do we ever DELETE our customers files.
I exclude DB files, but dump them before every ci
there are tons of things I can do, but don't.
More as I expand its use.
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