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Re:Process design under version control (0 viewing) 
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ruben.marrero.vizcaino (User)
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Process design under version control 3 Months, 2 Weeks ago Karma: 0  
Hi all:

We're working with Intalio Designer (I|D) and want to set each process under version control. We already use SVN.

Two questions:


  1. Is it possible to add the subclipse plugin to I|D ? if so, could anyone point me to a tutorial or example?

    I've been using subclipse plugin for a long time on other Eclipse setups so I know how to do that; adding this plugin to I|D has proven impossible so far. Any pointers would be greatly appreciated.

  2. Since I couldn't install SVN support inside I|D, I resorted to use the terminal to issue the svn commands by hand(svn add, svn commit, etc.). The problem here is that somehow I|D mucks with every single file on all the opened projects!

    This can become a huge problem real quickly.. imagine having a few dozen processes open at any given time, but editing only one. The next svn commit would take forever!

    The question is: What is a sensible setup for external SVN version control? where could I file a JIRA (or equivalent) issue to add SVN support to I|D ?




thanks in advance :-)
 
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Re:Process design under version control 3 Months, 2 Weeks ago Karma: 28  
1. Yes, this is possible, we have already supported people to do that.
2. What do you mean by Designer mucks with every single file ?
You need to make sure you do not commit the build folder. The build folder is the equivalent of the bin folder for a java project.

Please contact to request support for SVN.

Thanks,

Antoine
 
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Re:Process design under version control 3 Months, 2 Weeks ago Karma: 0  
Antoine:

I'll fire an email to d3 in a moment, thanks.

Here's what we've done so far.

* Place all the process folder under version control
* close designer, commit, fire designer again, deploy process
* All the files show up as modified in SVN, not only the current process, but all of the loaded processes.
 
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Re:Process design under version control 3 Months, 2 Weeks ago Karma: 28  
Can you try a svn diff of the process ?

Thanks,

Antoine
 
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