Pushing changes overwrites all changes made in different branches in v0.5.0

[ghost]

In the latest version of Slice Machine, v0.5.0, we have the nice new feature to push all changes at once.

Unfortunately, we can now only push everything that Slice Machine sees as a change.

This means when two developers are working on different feature branches, any changes to Custom Types or Slices that the first dev makes, will be overwritten when the second pushes their changes.

Versions

• slice-machine-ui: 0.5.0
• node: 16.13.1

Steps to reproduce

1. On a branch, make a change to a Custom Type (e.g. Home Page)
2. Go to Changes tab, and push changes using the Push Changes button
3. On a separate branch, make a change to a different Custom Type (e.g. About Page)
4. Go to Changes tab

What is expected?

Only changes that the developer has made to About Page are displayed. Developer can push their changes to About Page, without altering Custom Types that others may have altered independently (in this case Home Page).

What is actually happening?

Two changes are displayed:

• one for About Page because that has been edited
• one for Home Page, even though that has not been edited locally Note that there is no way to push only changes to About Page.

[comeprismic]

Hey @jarod-treble

Thanks for submitting an issue about this topic. We are currently working on the "Changes" page to solve the problem you are describing. We have already a few ideas and concepts ;)

Would you like to jump in a quick call with us next week to discuss it and tell us what you think?

You (and anyone interested in the topic) can pick-up a slot in my calendar.

All the best,

Côme, PM of the Slice Machine

cc @alexhillel @reachalan @connor406 you're more than welcome too!

[ghost]

Hi Côme, any update on this one? We've upgraded to 0.7.1 hoping this wouldn't be an issue still, but it is!

Cheers Jarod

[luialpi]

Hi @comeprismic, do you have any updates on this?

[asotog]

we are having same issue when multiple teams working on different slices/types

[comeprismic]

Hi! Good news here, since the begining of the quarter, we are working on a solution to this problem. More updates to come soon ;)