> Cloud storage is a git repository that is stored on your local disk and in > our cloud server (if you have synced it to cloud). The cloud storage can be > managed the same way git repositories are. I.e. I have added another remote > to my local NAS to have it there as well. But as long as you do not delete or > corrupt the git information, you can checkout different versions and > manipulate it quite freely. OK I did not see that. That is actually a much better solution, now I will go hunting on my Mac to find the repo.
> If you have chosen "local default file" in preferences, then the XML log is > saved (or it can also be git repository with special syntax for the local > file). If you have selected "Cloud storage default file", Subsurface should > use local git repository that is also pushed to our cloud server. It might be > that you are actually using the git storage but are looking at older XML > file. (I am not sure where the local git storage is on Mac, but it is > /home/<username>/.subsurface/cloudstorage/<hash>/ in Linux.) There are no .subsurface and no directory “cloudstorage” on my Mac (searched from root with sudo). Seems I have to dig into the code, but thanks for a good explanation. rgds Jan I _______________________________________________ subsurface mailing list subsurface@subsurface-divelog.org http://lists.subsurface-divelog.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/subsurface
