stardew-git
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A tool that versions changes in Stardew Valley savegames with git.
This tool allows you to put your Stardew Valley savegames under version control to back it up and also allow you to go back in time by checking out earlier commits.
It will create commits with this name pattern: Day #123.
Stardew Valley savegames are simple (but huge!) XML files,
that are
saved as one-liners (though there are some quest texts that include
linefeeds). This tool simply pretty-prints your savegame and the
SaveGameInfo file and commits them to a git repository (which it
creates for you).
Git needs to be installed on your system.
... and Stardew Valley of course.
stardew-git [-p|--push] <savegamePath>
The --push flag is optional and allows the tool to automatically push.
The game was only released for Windows PCs so far, but the syntax would still be the same; the command, optionss and the path to the savegame's directory.
stardew-git [-p|--push] %APPDATA%\StardewValley\Saves\<YourSavegame>
By using this tool you agree to the following:
I can not be held responsible for any kind of damage done to your savegames. Nothing is perfect and bugs may exist.
Please perform a backup of your savegames before using this tool and report bugs that you may encounter.
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A tool that versions changes in Stardew Valley savegames with git.
We found that stardew-git demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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