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while this is getting votes, just a quick note that this is already available as a three-step process:
1) use ctrl+x (or cmd+x on mac) to cut a subtree
2) Use File→new from clipboard (potentially in a new mindmup window) to create a new map from the cut tree. Save it and copy the URL from the browser
3) paste the URL into the original map as a new node – this will link to the new mapAn error occurred while saving the comment Ramesh - just add any text in the node next to the link and it becomes the link text
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An error occurred while saving the comment Alex - 'never move' is something people often ask about but don't think through... what about parent moving? what about the root node moving? what about other nodes moving close to it...
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alexxtasi – if gitlab has a sensible API that supports CORS, this shouldn’t be difficult to do. you should effectively reimplement https://github.com/mindmup/mindmup/blob/master/public/e/github.js
An error occurred while saving the comment if bitbucket has a http/s api with cors support, this should be pretty easy to do
An error occurred while saving the comment Zac - we can save to private github repositories as well, so for privacy just use github and create a private repo.
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An error occurred while saving the comment what structured data? Can you give us a few examples?
Pierre - just drag a node and drop it on its parent, it becomes automatically positioned again