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Code versioning

Updated: 22 May 2010 | 3 comments
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has anybody used a code warehouse like subversion or cvs to store their components and workflows? How do you handle the check out - check in process? Basically I am looking for a good deployment process when you have a few developers that allows for versioning.

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reecardo's picture
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In our office we use CVS to

In our office we use CVS to manage the component/Designer codebase, and use a repository to manage our different workflow model versions.

CVS works well... when committing changes to a file, it attempts to "resolve" changes when other changes were made to the file in the mean time. It's also very easy to use when combined with the TortoiseCVS Windows Explorer snap-in.

I have seen other offices use SVN, and from what I see it looks and behaves very similar to CVS.

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Thanks for the info. We will

Thanks for the info. We will be using SVN. It will be nice with Workflow Enterprise comes out with the built in codebase.

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We use SVN and Tortoise.

We use SVN and Tortoise. They work great, but it seems like everytime I open a workflow the files change, even if nothing in the workflow changes. it will be nice when the repository in Enterprise is ready.