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Easiest first step is simply to link to files changed in commit by pulling from the changes property of commits in _data/git-log.json. We could either link to the live version on the website currently or the version tied to a commit hash on github.
The gold standard would be a diff view, like what gihub has for commits but rendered, where we show the old version and the new version. A collapseable / expandable iframe to github (which would have to go through a proxy because of x-frame stuff) could be what we want.
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Easiest first step is simply to link to files changed in commit by pulling from the
changes
property of commits in_data/git-log.json
. We could either link to the live version on the website currently or the version tied to a commit hash on github.The gold standard would be a diff view, like what gihub has for commits but rendered, where we show the old version and the new version. A collapseable / expandable iframe to github (which would have to go through a proxy because of x-frame stuff) could be what we want.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: