Can you be more specific about what you want and why? I am interested in the atomic structure of VPLs, which, I don’t think satisfies the commonly-held notion of what a VPL is. I have various old POCs/WIPs/etc. in github, like the beginnings of a Visual Shell (towards replacing Bash?) and a Drawio->SVG groker, but, I haven’t checked if bit-rot has set in.

docs.darklang.com/reference/faqs#how-does-version-control-work-in-dark

Darklang could be such an example

Paul Tarvydas Examples of visual code being used in a project, e.g., Max has some code on Github of different patches evolving over time

Despite finding repositories that use languages like Max, there doesn't seem to be much issue tracking around these languages.

The reason why I'm interested in the issue tracking is because I'd like to see how "buggy" visual programming might be.

@Kirill Chernyshov Interesting, thanks! Do you have example output of Darklang (e.g., code made with Darklank pushed to github)?

Darklang comes with its own version control. I'm unsure if it is possible to see the form it uses to store changes

It's been a big problem is basically any vpl I've used, which is ironic because the data structures that make the vpls are often just as easily diffable as code.

You can take a look at src/generic.js in gitlab.com/ulysses.codes/nodysseus to see the built in nodes and how I've bugfixed over time.