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Created by: Christopher Nagel on 01-04-2010 09:44:14 PM
We've been attempting to use Subversion for version control of our CVP VXML apps, but I am finding that it is "less than smooth" due in part to the fact that CallStudio creates so many folders. If you don't *constantly* add/commit during development, you end up losing the benefit of versioning and just use the repository as a periodic backup drive!
Another thing I've just run into is that a perfectly valid CVP app was imported to svn and I checked it out to help with an emergency fix and BOING! validation errors!! HUH??
This may totally be user error - I'm fairly certain it is, in fact. But have any of y'all tried to subversion your studio apps?
Any "best practices" circulating out there?
Thanks,
Chris
Subject: RE: Subversion with Studio?
Replied by: Tieying Xuan on 02-04-2010 09:09:17 AM
I use CVS with my application personally. As you said, I backup the whole applications frequently. So it's very important for me to create CVS tags every times. So I can rollback the whole apps to the points.
In another words, even in normal Java/C++ project, if you want to recover only one source file, it may cause the code broken.
