thanks for the article (funnily, I've actually come across your crypto currency workbook on GitHub in a completely different context).
I've recently written about using the git pre-commit hook to take care of auto-exporting VBA code from a workbook. In other words, every time you do git commit, git executes a little Python script that grabs the VBA modules from the workbook, writes it to the file system and adds it to the commit: https://www.xltrail.com/blog/auto-export-vba-commit-hook
Hi Koen,
thanks for the article (funnily, I've actually come across your crypto currency workbook on GitHub in a completely different context).
I've recently written about using the git pre-commit hook to take care of auto-exporting VBA code from a workbook. In other words, every time you do
git commit, git executes a little Python script that grabs the VBA modules from the workbook, writes it to the file system and adds it to the commit: https://www.xltrail.com/blog/auto-export-vba-commit-hookWhat are your thoughts on that?
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