svn and servoy

Classic Servoy
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Hi,

I have setup subversion in eclipse according to the installation instructions provided by Paul Bakker.
I installed VisualSvn server and i can use Svn ; checkout, commit, revision history etcetera it all works fine.

BUT, i am missing something.

  • I make a change to a form and commit the change. Succeded

  • I start the Servoy Server and start a client

  • The change is not there ???

What am i missing ???

Regards,

Hans

2

Hi Hans,

SVN != Servoy Server :)
You are using Subversion for your source management and not Servoy (team) server so your commit will never be seen in the server.
Just export the solution and import it via the servoy admin pages like you always would.

Hope this helps.

3

Hi Robert,

Thanks, i thought it would be something like that.

So if you checkout, you checkout from the Servoy Repository to the Svn repository ?

And if you then commit or update it is always from and to Svn Repository ??

Regards,

Hans

4

Hi Hans,

Checking out a solution will always go to your local workspace.

You shared your solution first to the Servoy team server (or checked it out from it)? If so then you commit also back to the Servoy teamserver.
But to see those commits in the clients you need to reboot the server just like you had to when you edited solutions with Developer <4.x right on the server.

If you shared the solution to the SVN server then all your commits will go to that SVN server.

5

Its clear to me now :!:

I read this document : http://www.servoy.com/docs/servoy_4/servoy_4_teamSupport.pdf

That answers a lot of questions.

Regards,

Hans

6

Hi,

Still left with one question :

If I checkout a solution from the Servoy (Team) server to my local developer, it seems to be added to the default Servoy version management.
I then have to use “Remove Share” and then i can use Share again an then choose SVN.

Can this not be done in one action ? Checkout from servoy “Team” server directly into Svn ?

Regards,

Hans

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Hi Hans,

Hans Nieuwenhuis:
If I checkout a solution from the Servoy (Team) server to my local developer, it seems to be added to the default Servoy version management.

Eclipse sees it as a shared object coming from ‘a’ team server. This can be Servoy Teamserver/SVN/CVS/etc.

Hans Nieuwenhuis:
I then have to use “Remove Share” and then i can use Share again an then choose SVN.

Can this not be done in one action ? Checkout from servoy “Team” server directly into Svn ?

No, those are the steps you need to take to move it into SVN.

8

Ok, Thanks,

I am up and running now with Svn.

Regards,

Hans