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Managing Modelio 3 Projects with SVN
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5 years 11 months ago #2333 by PhilJollans
Hi,
I asked a similar question about two years ago, with regard to Modelio 2. Now I have migrated my projects to Modelio 3.
Which files do I have to check into a source control system (in my case SVN) for a Modelio Project.
Previously I checked in the .ofpx file and mda directory. Is that sufficient, or do I need to check in all the other files as well?
Phil
I asked a similar question about two years ago, with regard to Modelio 2. Now I have migrated my projects to Modelio 3.
Which files do I have to check into a source control system (in my case SVN) for a Modelio Project.
Previously I checked in the .ofpx file and mda directory. Is that sufficient, or do I need to check in all the other files as well?
Phil
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5 years 11 months ago #2334 by cma
Hello,
You should check into Subversion:
- "project.conf" file
- "data" directory
- "macros" directory : optional, if you want to save your saved Jython macro
Do not put the ".runtime" directory.
You may also choose to put the whole project directory by excluding:
- ".runtime" directory.
- ".settings" file
- "delegate" directory (it exists only for server projects)
You should check into Subversion:
- "project.conf" file
- "data" directory
- "macros" directory : optional, if you want to save your saved Jython macro
Do not put the ".runtime" directory.
You may also choose to put the whole project directory by excluding:
- ".runtime" directory.
- ".settings" file
- "delegate" directory (it exists only for server projects)
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5 years 11 months ago #2335 by PhilJollans
Thanks.
I have two projects, one of which seems to be significantly cleaner than the other.
In one project (the clean one) I basically have project.conf, a data directory and a .runtime directory.
In the other project I seem to have a lot of stuff left over from modelio 2. In particular the project_name.ofpx file and the mda subdirectory. Can I remove these?
I have excluded more or less every subdirectory which starts with dot, but checked in everything else. Is that OK? I have checked it out on another machine and nothing appears to be missing.
By the way, I don't have a .settings file.
Phil
I have two projects, one of which seems to be significantly cleaner than the other.
In one project (the clean one) I basically have project.conf, a data directory and a .runtime directory.
In the other project I seem to have a lot of stuff left over from modelio 2. In particular the project_name.ofpx file and the mda subdirectory. Can I remove these?
I have excluded more or less every subdirectory which starts with dot, but checked in everything else. Is that OK? I have checked it out on another machine and nothing appears to be missing.
By the way, I don't have a .settings file.
Phil
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5 years 11 months ago #2336 by cma
The .ofpx file and the mda directory are not used anymore, you should delete them.
cma
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