Github desktop is only source of sending and tracking your changes made via notepad or modbuddy instead of manual uploading them to the server. I don't edit things in Github desktop. The thing is to copy .git folder into proper mod folder to force it updating only those files belonging to our mod.
I also saw you sometimes overwrite changes made by other users (f.e. Intihuatana in text file (v25.5)). With github desktop you avoid that because it checks what lines were changed and before doing something you can easily sync your files on hdd with those on server with 2 clicks. You can also avoid such situations by creating your own branch. Then when merging when conflict is found, a prompt appears and you need to make merging manually via browser (I did such thing few times).
On side note: after longer absence, when there are 30 small uptates instead of 3-4 bigger ones (and sometimes one file is changed few times) it is really hard to keep track with what's going on. But it is probably only my personal feeling, especially because I have now less time to focus on this mod.
I also saw you sometimes overwrite changes made by other users (f.e. Intihuatana in text file (v25.5)). With github desktop you avoid that because it checks what lines were changed and before doing something you can easily sync your files on hdd with those on server with 2 clicks. You can also avoid such situations by creating your own branch. Then when merging when conflict is found, a prompt appears and you need to make merging manually via browser (I did such thing few times).
On side note: after longer absence, when there are 30 small uptates instead of 3-4 bigger ones (and sometimes one file is changed few times) it is really hard to keep track with what's going on. But it is probably only my personal feeling, especially because I have now less time to focus on this mod.
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