Due to the cost of the enterprise edition being prohibitive, we are using the community edition of TOS DI. We are also importing and exporting models into a Git repository. One issue we had with this is that simply opening a model with a different user id made a lot of changes to the model, and frequently caused a lot of merge issues. So, we decided to just open TOS using a single user id rather than each developer using a different id. You can do that in Windows by using Ctrl+Shift+RightClick the TOS exe and then choosing Run as another user. This got rid of the issues associated with using our own user names, but added some authority issues for git.
When cloning the git repository via TortoiseGit, the authorities are set so that the user must be the Windows user, and that is preventing TOS from exporting to the working copy.
Is anyone else using git successfully with the community version of TOS?
You can synch your repository with Git with external tools.
Please take care the root folder for synch with Git is always the project folder and NOT the workspace folder. You need to have for every Talend project a separated Git repository.
You also have to ignore the folder poms - this folder will otherwise creates problems because it is not actually a source folder and is maintained by the build process of the local studio.
