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# Track code changes

## Make web interface

After you save a change in an approved app, a new **Changes** tab is available. On this page, there is a list of all changes available in the particular app.

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After clicking on a Diff log, you will see a dialog box informing you about available changes.

For a detailed Diff file, click **Show diff** button.

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You will see a comparison view with the changes that have been made.

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### VS Code extension

After you save a change in an approved app, the app is marked with a `*` next to the name. Every module with blocks where the changes are available is marked with a `*` as well.

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To view changes, right click the item and select the `Show changes` option.

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You will see a comparison view with the changes that have been made.

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