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[Enhancement]: There is a need to be able to roll back changes step by step #901

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phalexo opened this issue Apr 30, 2024 · 3 comments
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phalexo commented Apr 30, 2024

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Often you see that instructions are being interpreted incorrectly, and you see that next actions will destroy previous work. One must have the ability to 1) stop it, 2) roll back a certain number of steps.

In general there is also a need to undo, or edit previous instructions.

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Mugwartz commented May 1, 2024

Just came here to comment this exact same thing. In addition to this some way to skip tasks would be nice. Maybe at the beginning of each one starting confirm if it should continue or move to the next task. Sometimes I will get a task that I have already made a solution for, and theres no way to get past it without it trying to overwrite my functional work.

@techjeylabs techjeylabs changed the title There is a need to be able to roll back changes step by step, instead of dumping a lot of work at the same time. [Enhancement]: There is a need to be able to roll back changes step by step May 1, 2024
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phalexo commented May 1, 2024

I also have noticed that sources files often (not always) have
-----------------------------format------------------------------------- at the beginning, and
---------------------------end of format-------------------------------- at the end.

obviously this causes node to throw an error.

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This would be super nice like roll back to step 1141 or something. The db has literally every single piece of output and previous steps indefinitely, not sure what the point is if you can't use it 😢

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