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Hey @Julien Marrec you may find this feature request amusing.
You can absolutely use git to track changes to OSM and script files, these files will diff just fine. Git can track the binary OSP and run.db files but won't be able to diff them nicely. If I were you I would have a gitignore that contained only:
/run/
That way you won't commit simulation results to your repo.
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Hey @Julien Marrec you may find this feature request amusing.
You can absolutely use git to track changes to OSM and script files, these files will diff just fine. Git can track the binary OSP and run.db files but won't be able to diff them nicely. If I were you I would have a gitignore that contained only:
/run/
/run/
That way you won't commit simulation results to your repo.