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dcs-git-utils

v1.0.9

Published

DCS shuffles the keys in the configs when saving, to be able to version control, we need to sort the keys of config objects.

Readme

DCS git tool

DCS shuffles the keys in the configs when saving, to be able to version control, we need to sort the keys of config objects.

Getting started

Select the .miz you want to work on and use git to version control the mission!

Alternatives to running it

  • npx dcs-git-utils
  • download the exe's from releases
  • clone the repo

Flow

  • If .miz is selected, extracts content into ./out and sorts all configs.

  • If ./out exists, creates a .miz

  • (When saving in editor) After writing the .miz completes, it unpacks the archive and sorts the content, THEN re-archives into the .miz again to keep everything consistent for version control.

  • When editing anything in ./out, archive (.miz) is created from ./out.

Cmd args for debugging purposes

a single arg of a .miz filepath can be given to override file selection