Our team keeps breaking each other’s workflow modifications in our no-code automation tool. I want proper commit messages and branch merging capabilities similar to Git, but most visual editors only offer basic version history. Any success stories implementing code-like collaboration in low-code systems?
Latenode’s JavaScript layer saved our devops process. We treat workflows as code – commit changes to Git, then use their CLI to deploy. Visual diffs + code comments work seamlessly. The low-code editor auto-generates versioned JS under the hood.
Export workflow JSONs and version control them manually. Use CLI tools for diff checking. Not perfect but works
We implemented a hybrid approach:
- Daily workflow exports as JSON
- Custom parser for human-readable diffs
- Slack notifications on conflicting changes
Still requires discipline, but reduced collisions by 70%. Considering tools that bake this into the platform.
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