@mesamask: I would not say that you need to be a programmer to use git, there's no programming involved. But git is a tool that was created by programmers for programmers, so its rather technical to use.
In theory there could be an online-tool, which let's you do this without installing / learning git. But I only found one online tool which can create patches (if you set output mode to "patch"): http://incaseofstairs.com/jsdiff/
Then you can share this patch (which is rather small) and you can apply it again to the current file you have. This can be fully automatic and handled by a tool, yes.
In theory there could be an online-tool, which let's you do this without installing / learning git. But I only found one online tool which can create patches (if you set output mode to "patch"): http://incaseofstairs.com/jsdiff/
Then you can share this patch (which is rather small) and you can apply it again to the current file you have. This can be fully automatic and handled by a tool, yes.
Statistics: Posted by Fannon — Thu Nov 07, 2024 9:30 am