Two-way GitHub sync

GitHub sync used to be strictly git-first: an Update to latest overwrote (and pruned) the live Space from the repository, silently discarding edits you'd made on the server between syncs.

Turn on Two-way on a sync source and an update now keeps any node changed on the server since the last sync — it is preserved, not overwritten or pruned, and is carried back to GitHub on your next Commit ("newer on the server wins"). Nodes the server hasn't touched still update from the repo as before.

Need the old behavior for a one-off? A forced update (force) overwrites local changes from the repository regardless — the deliberate way to discard server edits and match the repo exactly.