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Hello Guys,
We're trying to get used into working on Talend_ESB (v.6.2.0) with Github and we want to know if there are specific to-do and not to-do during the syncing. Our scenario is, we have more than 1 people sharing and modifying 1 job. We currently have our "talend.project" file in the .gitignore but we noticed that the this file gets updated every time we update something in the studio (jobs/routes)
Our question is:
1. Should we include submitting "talend.project" file in the sync?
2. Does the talend.project file contain dependency information for your routes and jobs? Will some files get corrupted (once building .kar/.jar) if we don't have it's changes synced from other machines?
3.. What should be the ideal files and folders to be submitted to avoid file corruptions in other machines?
We asked this because, we once had this error when deploying the .kar file and we thought we're having file dependency issues. We've already verified that this is a working route via the local machine testing.
This is the error on the Runtime:
ERROR: No input for tRouteInput_1, You may need to start it Via a Route instead of running it directly!
We're trying to get used into working on Talend_ESB (v.6.2.0) with Github and we want to know if there are specific to-do and not to-do during the syncing. Our scenario is, we have more than 1 people sharing and modifying 1 job. We currently have our "talend.project" file in the .gitignore but we noticed that the this file gets updated every time we update something in the studio (jobs/routes)
Our question is:
1. Should we include submitting "talend.project" file in the sync?
2. Does the talend.project file contain dependency information for your routes and jobs? Will some files get corrupted (once building .kar/.jar) if we don't have it's changes synced from other machines?
3.. What should be the ideal files and folders to be submitted to avoid file corruptions in other machines?
We asked this because, we once had this error when deploying the .kar file and we thought we're having file dependency issues. We've already verified that this is a working route via the local machine testing.
This is the error on the Runtime:
ERROR: No input for tRouteInput_1, You may need to start it Via a Route instead of running it directly!
Hoping for your suggestions 