The second case leads me to assume it is a Servoy related problem, because:
I used EGit to commit & push to server. → No error (Unstaged & Staged area in EGit empty)
Then I switched to branch master using Git command line
Then I tried to merge using Git command line → Error because committed / pushed content in back, so no EGit was involved in this case
Also today I used the command line to checkout / merge a branch using the Git command line and Servoy was closed. After starting Servoy I had a lot of changed content in the EGit “Staged” and “Unstaged” area. So this lets me also assume it is a Servoy related problem, but I’m unsure. Also I think Eclipse and EGit are widely used, so these behavior would be noticed, cause these behavior is not rare.
This behavior is really a blocker for using Servoy/Egit branches.
I really need help, to clarify where the problems lies.
first i want to stress out here, never use amend to previous commit if you already pushed the commit to a remote server!
That’s really a no go. Because you alter history then for other persons that already seen your pushed commit.
Als the second one, if egit is suddenly saying that you have u changed files, what does your staging view say? It should say that there is a file changed.
If so what is the change that you see?
jcompagner:
first i want to stress out here, never use amend to previous commit if you already pushed the commit to a remote server!
That’s really a no go. Because you alter history then for other persons that already seen your pushed commit.
Ok, that was the only one.
jcompagner:
Als the second one, if egit is suddenly saying that you have u changed files, what does your staging view say? It should say that there is a file changed.
If so what is the change that you see?
Today I deleted form “br_boss_buha_faktura_paymentInfo” renamed form “br_boss_buha_faktura_paymentInfo_dtl” to “br_boss_buha_faktura_paymentInfo” and committed and pushed it to branch “buha_faktura_simba”. I worked a lot the day, closed Servoy openend Git terminal window and wanted to checkout the master branch. That was not possible, so I stashed all my changes, switch then to the master branch. I applied the stashed changes to my master branch and resolved the merge conflicts. Then I committed the desired file to the master branch and pusehd to the server. Then I wanted to checkout the buha_faktura_simba branch. That was not possible, so I stashed all my changes, then switched to the buha_faktura_simba branch. Then I switched again to the master branch, because I realized that I need to export the master branch solution for the application server. Then I opened Servoy and exported the solution for the server. The I swicthed back to buha_faktura_simba.
=> Now I have the duplicate form problem.
Maybe the problem was before, but I realized the duplicate form problem after I tried to start the solution after branch switch in the last step.
if you have a sequence that is reproducible then make a case for that
Because it could be that the internal in memory representation is not always fully in sync when you constantly are switching between branches
We should get deletes and inserts of files from the system and update the persist model that’s in memory
Yesterday, I applied a stash, then I had a merge conflict, that I resolved today, after moving the resolved file to the staged area in EGit, the empty valuelist files are gone from the EGit unstaged area.
jcompagner:
if you have a sequence that is reproducible
I think it is obvious, if you work with branches. This strange behavior, I have very often. What I have done, can you see above. I do not know what else I can do to make it reproducible. You simply need to try it yourself, I’m sure sooner or later you will see that.
Slightly off-topic: Tower 2 (http://www.git-tower.com/) is the first GUI git client that we’re quite impressed with. Noticeably better than any other git setup we’ve tried.
what a weird website, if i click on download, i get a zip, but thats only a mac
Thats something they really don’t mention at the first sight, thats mac only…
You could also check out SourceTree from Atlassian. They have a nice Git/Mercurial client that is for Mac and Windows.
Not as nice as Tower2 but still pretty nice and it’s also free.
deezzub:
David, Robert, do you use Servoy with Git and branches?
We don’t. Since we use Git for all types of development and Git being the beast that it is, it’s easier/simpler for us to use a stand alone tool. Only one interface to learn.
david:
We don’t. Since we use Git for all types of development and Git being the beast that it is, it’s easier/simpler for us to use a stand alone tool. Only one interface to learn.
So you do use it with Servoy, you just don’t use EGit. I believe that was Sebastians question.
david:
We don’t. Since we use Git for all types of development and Git being the beast that it is, it’s easier/simpler for us to use a stand alone tool. Only one interface to learn.
So you do use it with Servoy, you just don’t use EGit. I believe that was Sebastians question.
