Our project team utilizes Git version control to keep our incremental code changes well-organized. Because Git closely looks at file modification differences, however, our team constantly has to place significant time and effort into counteracting Designer's massively-redundant re-ordering of LotusScript (.lss) file contents. Even if you make a one-line code change to a subroutine inside of a lss library module, Designer -- for some unknown, unjustified, or otherwise completely illogical reasoning -- completely re-orders the contents of the raw lss file such that the order in which all specified subroutines/functions appear in the raw .lss file completely changes.
Again, because Git closely looks at file modification differences (as it should), this consistently creates scenarios where one-line code changes/additions/deletions become 100's if not 1000's of file content differences per line inside the raw .lss file. The process of determining and then commiting (via `git commit` command) what actual code changes occurred becomes a diabolically tedious, infuriating, and cumbersome process all because of an arbitrary re-ordering imposed by Designer that is completely unnecessary.
This "feature" needs to be removed as this behavior serves no meaningful purpose nor benefits to developers that actively use Designer.
