Use Checkpoints to Track Changes
When you have a folder or directory open in Visual Studio Code, you can use checkpoints to track changes to your workspace.
Checkpoints capture the state of your files and MuleSoft Vibes tasks at a specific moment in time, allowing you to restore or compare your project with a prior state.
To restore or compare your workspace:
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Open a folder or directory in Visual Studio Code.
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Interact with MuleSoft Vibes to generate actions that create checkpoints.
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In the MuleSoft Vibes panel, locate the checkpoint that you want to reference.
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Choose one of the available options:
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Restore – Revert your workspace to the selected checkpoint. You can restore:
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Restore Files Only – Restores only the file changes in your workspace.
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Restore Task Only – Restores only the task history associated with the checkpoint.
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Restore Files and Tasks – Restores both the file changes and the task history.
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Compare – Compare the current state of your workspace to the selected checkpoint. This opens a comparison view that highlights the differences between your current files and the files at the time the checkpoint was created.
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