Temporary in-memory dats
See original GitHub issueI have a workflow where I need to create temporary dats. The flow is, I want to work on a dat site, so I need the files to be hosted, but I dont want the changes to get recorded in the dat’s history.
So, ideally, could do something like
dat . --temp
And it would create a dat in-memory, leaving ./.dat
alone.
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Thanks @joehand! The added overhead sucks but isn’t the absolute worst. The feature is very useful.
Thanks @joehand !