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We've encountered an issue several times where the json for a grid layout is modified by multiple developers (even simple changes like which grid editors are allowed) on their feature branches and then merging them is difficult because the json is collapsed down to a single line. In these cases we've resorted to extracting out the raw json from both and putting them in beyond compare. It would be very nice though if instead, these values were wrapped in a CDATA and line feeds were preserved.
We are using LeBlender but I don't think that matters. I believe storing json in Ntext is becoming more popular too so maybe a generic fix would be best. Some suggestions:
Always use CDATA for PreValue so the line feeds are preserved
Detect when CDATA for PreValue would be better, maybe any of these:
First char is {
Value contains \n
Character length > 300
Thanks!
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We've encountered an issue several times where the json for a grid layout is modified by multiple developers (even simple changes like which grid editors are allowed) on their feature branches and then merging them is difficult because the json is collapsed down to a single line. In these cases we've resorted to extracting out the raw json from both and putting them in beyond compare. It would be very nice though if instead, these values were wrapped in a CDATA and line feeds were preserved.
Here is an abbreviated example of what we see:
We are using LeBlender but I don't think that matters. I believe storing json in Ntext is becoming more popular too so maybe a generic fix would be best. Some suggestions:
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: