You can snap component changes into a
Associate a snap to a lane by first ensuring your workspace is on a lane:
bit lane switch my-lane
Now, any snap you do for any component will be tied to the lane.
bit create react ui/button # create a new component bit snap ui/button --message "my first snap" # create the snap
The new snap for your new component is stored in the lane:
bit show lane my-lane
showing information for my-lane - (remote lane - my-scope/my-lane) components (1) ui/button - 387afb9aaee14de53c1ea74979a254b818eedc80
After the snap is created, you can also see all the components (with the changes applied onto them) in the workspace UI. Run start and when you browse the lane, you see a grid of components.
When choosing a component, you browse the snap that the lane contain.
Affected components
When your workspace has several components, and you snap a component, all components that depends on that change will be snapped as well and tracked by the lane.
Essentially making the lane contain not only the change for your component, but the affected ones as well.
A lane can hold changes for components without a limitation of where a component is originally located. You can track changes for components from multiple scopes into the same lane. This is like having a virtual branch that includes changes from multiple repositories.
