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@teppos changelog-module is a great solution for tracking changes to pages.

Is there any equivalent module for tracking changes to templates and fields?

 

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This was my approach ages ago, but I'm not using it anywhere any more, because I'm using RockMigrations for all my sites ? 

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Thank you for the info.

Your RockMigrations module looks good. Would be cool, if it also had a changelog to local changes made to templates and fields ?

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Making automatic migrations is not possible. That's because migrations need to know the order of several actions (first this, then that, then that). For example you can only assign a field to a template once the template exists. 

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Making automatic migrations is not possible.

I imagine that some kind of combined solution between automatic and manual would be optimal. That is, if there is a local changelog, then the user can select an entry in the changelog to create an migration-file for that change (e.g. new field that has been created).

I saw that there was a code-generator component in Nette ?

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You could easily use the export data methods available for processwire fields and templates and store that export in a folder. Having this folder under control of GIT you'd get a changelog of your system.

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That is a good idea ?

You could easily use the export data methods

Do I have to do that manually, or can it be done from cli?

 

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Just create a module and a script that saves all this information to a file:

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This data could easily be saved as JSON. Maybe there are already methods that do this (I think so, because using the GUI a JSON is written into a textarea. Just look there how it is created). Of course you don't want to run this on every page request. I don't know what the best hook would be. A simple solution would be to run on every Modules::refresh()

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