collin, 25 days ago When a #macOS app supports versions, it's really quite cool and useful. I wish more did.
When a #macOS app supports versions, it's really quite cool and useful. I wish more did.
jonhendry, 25 days ago @collin You mean like Time Machine or something else?
@collin
You mean like Time Machine or something else?
collin, 25 days ago @jonhendry Sort of like that, but it's a separate feature which doesn't require having Time Machine set up. They added this a long time ago now. It lets you view and revert to previous versions of the document you're looking at, but the app has to support it. https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/view-and-restore-past-versions-of-documents-mh40710/mac
@jonhendry Sort of like that, but it's a separate feature which doesn't require having Time Machine set up. They added this a long time ago now. It lets you view and revert to previous versions of the document you're looking at, but the app has to support it. https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/view-and-restore-past-versions-of-documents-mh40710/mac
jonhendry, 25 days ago @collin That's like a vague memory I have from a long-ago WWDC, like “was that ever a thing?” Is there any documentation for what an app has to do to support it?
That's like a vague memory I have from a long-ago WWDC, like “was that ever a thing?”
Is there any documentation for what an app has to do to support it?
collin, 24 days ago @jonhendry I think it's all part of NSDocument. My impression is it's pretty trivial if you're already doing all the other document stuff, but I could be wrong.
@jonhendry I think it's all part of NSDocument. My impression is it's pretty trivial if you're already doing all the other document stuff, but I could be wrong.
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