Access applied changes in Plandex Cloud

[jzy95310]

Hi sir,

Thank you for sharing this amazing programming engine in the AI community! I gave it a try yesterday to ask it to generate a new code snippet based on the given instructions. However, after I committed the changes, I did not see anywhere to access the newly generated code. Am I expected to access it on Plandex Cloud, and if so, how can I access it through the terminal?

[danenania]

Hey @jzy95310, thanks for trying it out! After running plandex apply to apply the changes, the new code should then be added to your project files. Are you not seeing the changes in your project?

You can also run plandex convo to see the full history of the conversation, including the code that was suggested.

If you want to undo the plandex apply command so that you can see the changes in plandex changes again, you can use plandex rewind to revert to before the plandex apply command (use plandex log to check the history before rewinding). I should note that plandex rewind won't impact your project files in any way.

Does that help at all?

[jzy95310]

Hi @danenania, thank you so much for your guidance. I might have accidentally run plandex rewind so the changes are canceled. I now see the newly generated files.

[danenania]

@jzy95310 Great!

One thing you could try in the future to avoid losing anything is to checkout a new branch first before rewinding with plandex checkout. Then you can rewind in the new branch, but still keep everything you've done in the main branch in case you want to go back to it.

I'm also interested in adding a feature like git reflog at some point that would allow undoing a rewind and returning to any previous state.

Btw I'm curious if you have any feedback so far?

[jzy95310]

@danenania I think the plandex should be pretty useful for managing code snippets and files efficiently in batches. However, I have not had a chance to run more comprehensive tests. Thanks for your contribution to developing this amazing programming engine!

[danenania]

Thanks @jzy95310 -- I moved this over to a discussion. Please feel free to add feedback as you do more testing!