Hi Folks - I have SVN running on Project Locker, and since we’ve had a clean re-install of Servoy 4.1.3 and SVN, I now dont have a local repository copy of the solution.
Is there a way to have my repository_server Db build a local copy of the solution whilst leaving the team management in SVN?
On opening developer (after adding a repository server) I was asked if I wanted to update the repository (old or no repository version found) - but it simply errors with cannot create/upgrade repository.
I’d like the security of having a local copy in Servoy.
Kahuna:
Hi Folks - I have SVN running on Project Locker, and since we’ve had a clean re-install of Servoy 4.1.3 and SVN, I now dont have a local repository copy of the solution.
Well first of all you can checkout a working copy from the SVN server, right ?
Kahuna:
Is there a way to have my repository_server Db build a local copy of the solution whilst leaving the team management in SVN?
Sure, export the solution from your workspace (right-click on the activated solution node, select Export Solution) and import this .servoy file via the Servoy-admin page.
Don’t check out the solution via the servoy repository again because you can only have a solution shared with one single teamserver. I think you want to keep using the SVN server as such.
Kahuna:
On opening developer (after adding a repository server) I was asked if I wanted to update the repository (old or no repository version found) - but it simply errors with cannot create/upgrade repository.
Is Sybase (I assume you use Sybase) running ? What errors do you get ?
Kahuna:
I’d like the security of having a local copy in Servoy.
You can of course also backup your workspace via any backup tool and the .servoy file is a backup in itself as well .
In Tano you can import these .servoy files directly into the workspace.
Thanks for the feedback Robert, but what I was looking for was a way to keep an up to date version locally as well as on the SVN (manually syncing it I guess).
Yes I know I can export the solution and keep that. I had thought that whilst I was working in developer the solution would be loaded in Servoy repository - but I guess its really only in work_space locally and SVN holding the master.