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takielias·4 maanden geleden·discussThat’s a nice approach.I tried something similar, but for me the issue was having everything close to the code and easily reusable across projects.With issues, the context is a bit more "detached", and I found myself not going back to it often.ccv is more about keeping those files local, quick to access, and still organized without committing them.But yeah, attaching to issues makes sense too depending on workflow.
takielias·4 maanden geleden·discussHappy to answer questions.Curious if others are managing AI-generated files differently — especially across multiple projects.
takielias·4 maanden geleden·discussHappy to answer questions about TLS fingerprinting, Rust PHP extensions, or the networking side of this project.
I tried something similar, but for me the issue was having everything close to the code and easily reusable across projects.
With issues, the context is a bit more "detached", and I found myself not going back to it often.
ccv is more about keeping those files local, quick to access, and still organized without committing them.
But yeah, attaching to issues makes sense too depending on workflow.