We use Subversion with a Universe based system. The one piece of advice I
would give is to split up the program files or xxPROCESS into logical SVN
projects as we found that with a PROGS file of 2500+ programs it would take
quite some time to update/commit etc.
In the end we also wrote our own mechanism to deploy from SVN a branch out
and compile the programs.
Another product we use as we have a team of developers all working on
similar code is a program called WinMerge which allows easy side by side
comparison of programs.
David
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From: "David Beahm" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org>
Sent: Wednesday, April 16, 2008 9:22 PM
Subject: [U2] version control
We are looking to add our UniData/SBClient environment to Subversion, and
wanted to get advice from anyone who has done something similar (CVS,
etc.) Searching through past posts, I found Brian Leach's note about
generating DICT items from scripts, which I quite like; I suspect there
are more ideas like that around.
First, however, we need to come up with a suitable repository structure.
We have a number of live, proto, and development accounts on one box
(HP-UX). We have some universally shared directory files, but most files
are unique to each account.
To begin with, we are wondering whether it would be best to have
individual repositories for each account, or whether there should be one
repository with relative paths for each account, or whether each account
should be a different branch, etc.
Suggestions welcome, however we are want to standardize on one solution --
Subversion.
Thanks,
David Beahm
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