# Questions about collaboration roadmap

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**Created:** [November 21, 2023, 4:54pm UTC](https://discourse.pijul.org/t/questions-about-collaboration-roadmap/1147 "2023-11-21T16:54:16Z")\
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Doesn’t the Nest do most of that? (It is being open-sourced…)  
I think there is a command missing in Pijul, which is to show the contents of a file at a specified state.

I wrote a shell script to output HTML to show the dependency graph.

> [@Dependency graph](https://discourse.pijul.org/t/dependency-graph/933/2):
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> I’ve kind of given up on the graph. Instead, I modified the script to generate HTML, which could be a log option like --output-format html. This shows both directions of the dependencies. (this script inherited the function parentheses, which could probably be removed) Direct the output to a .htm file. Edit: I added code to output list of files for each change. Edit: I convert \< to &lt; in the message and description. #!/bin/bash # arguments are reserved for passing directly to the pijul …

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