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Similar to the feature found in Visual Studio Code (and many other IDEs), GD Local History keeps a snapshot of each previous version of a script, in the event you need to view past iterations.
β¨ Currently supports: Godot 4.3+
Features π
- View previous versions of a script file π
- Triggers when a script file is saved π
- Specify folder location where previous versions will be saved (default is .gd_local_history in res://) π
Overview π
Similar to the feature found in Visual Studio Code (and many other IDEs), GD Local History keeps a snapshot of each previous version of a script, in the event you need to view past iterations.
π― Upon activating the plugin, it is advised to add the specified save file path folder to your .gitignore (default is .gd_local_history/)
Settings βοΈ
GD Local History comes with a few customizable settings located under Project Settings -> General -> Local History.
*Advanced Settings must be enabled.
- Allow Global Directory*: This allows the use of global directories when picking a file path in the option below.
- Save File Path: Specifies location to store script snapshots (defaults to .gd_local_history/ in res://).
Download & Installation π
A.
- Search "GD Local History" in Godot Asset Lib and install.
- Enable plugin and enjoy!
- Recommended: Add save file path (default is .gd_local_history/) to your .gitignore. π―
B.
- Download from main or latest release.
- Drag the addons folder into your Godot project.
- Enable plugin and enjoy!
- Recommended: Add save file path (default is .gd_local_history/) to your .gitignore. π―
Similar to the feature found in Visual Studio Code (and many other IDEs), GD Local History keeps a snapshot of each previous version of a script, in the event you need to view past iterations.
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Quick Information

Similar to the feature found in Visual Studio Code (and many other IDEs), GD Local History keeps a snapshot of each previous version of a script, in the event you need to view past iterations.