Compare clean/simplified workflow diff in local repository #16
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This selects a specific revision of the workflow document from the source control timeline to be compared using the 'clean' version of the workflow.
Temporal duplication of definitions for client and server
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Follow-up on #12
This PR adds a Git provider based on the integrated
vscode.gitextension. With this provider, we can now get the contents of a particular revision of a workflow document and then remove (clean) the unnecessary parts before comparing two documents.The downside is that this Git provider only works on a local git instance (see #3 (comment) for details), so this feature can only be used when you are in a local git repository and not in github.dev or vscode.dev 😞 I believe is still possible to create a GitHub provider but will probably require much more investigation and effort...
The new commands now appear in the Timeline and the File Explorer so you can select the first workflow document with
Select workflow for (clean) comparewhich will be on the left side of the diff and the second workflow to compare to withCompare with this workflow (clean)on the right side.Here is an example of usage:
Closes #3