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| # {{ $frontmatter.title }} | ||
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| The StackBlitz editor has some differences with respect to _persistence_ (whether and how we store your changes) between _projects_ and Git repositories. |
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Seems inconsistent to italicise projects, but not Git repositories
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| In its default mode, the StackBlitz editor **does _not_ store your changes** when you open a Git repository (for instance, https://stackblitz.com/~/github.com/vitejs/vite). You can edit files, create new commits and push them to a remote. However, any intermediate changes that are not pushed will be lost after reloading the page. The editor shows a prominent warning to remind you when persistence is off. | ||
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| This is in constrast with _projects_, which always keep your changes stored in the StackBlitz backend. The rough rationale for this difference in behavior is that, for Git-based projects, the ultimate goal is to push some new changes into a remote that already exists. This remote ultimately acts as your storage. |
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repeated use of ultimate. either one could be dropped and the sentence would still work
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| * You should be logged in, and | ||
| * You should have push permissions for the repository, and | ||
| * You should not be working on the default branch. |
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, and feels superfluous in a list like this
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| * Discard your old changes and start working fresh again from the latest commit. | ||
| * Push your ongoing changes to an intermediate branch and create a pull request. |
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if the convention from the previous list was followed, should the first item here end with , or?
I suppose the previous , and helps disambiguate here
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Summary of changes
Docs for the new git persistence mode.