Hey I'm new to Talend and I want to store my talend projects in subversion so that other members of my team, can work on them with me. Can anyone tell how to do this easily.
Hey I'm new to Talend and I want to store my talend projects in subversion so that other members of my team, can work on them with me. Can anyone tell how to do this easily.
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You have to shell out the big bucks to be able to use Talend in a repository. It's a shame because I use subversion to keep everything backed up, as oppose to a wide scale sharing access program. I have to manually back up my projects by moving them to another server just in case something like this (
https://community.talend.com/t5/Design-and-Development/Why-How-did-my-job-convert-to-Read-Only/td-p/... ) happens again.
You have to shell out the big bucks to be able to use Talend in a repository. It's a shame because I use subversion to keep everything backed up, as oppose to a wide scale sharing access program. I have to manually back up my projects by moving them to another server just in case something like this ( https://community.talend.com/t5/Design-and-Development/Why-How-did-my-job-convert-to-Read-Only/td-p/... ) happens again.
Interesting. Couldn't you just check-in/out the project folder to subversion?
That is what I would be thinking of doing?
Also from what I've read each job design(/process), routine(/code), metadata(/metadata) has an individual .item and .properties file which are contained in the project subfolders. Therefore you could check-in/out these files at either a singular level or else a subfolder or project level.
This should also allow for collaboration between team members.
I've not tested or implemented this solution yet but it is something I hope to visit shortly.
Let me know what your thoughts are as I have very little experience in both Talend and Subversion.
Has anyone been able to test out the theory on checking out just each job design(/process), routine(/code), metadata(/metadata) for each project? I've ran into problems where the sqlPatterns folder becomes corrupt for each project and, in turn, makes the entire project unusable (I can't do a subversion update from the svn server).
Anyone tested talendfinder's theory? Is there anyone successfully using svn on TOS? I would love to hear how this is done.
Thanks,
I tried checking my projects into svn for a while. They eventually became corrupt, and before that they ballooned in size. The only way I could get them back to normal was to create a new project and manually import each individual job. Mick
Hi, We are facing the same issue and I am trying to troubleshoot with talend. Looks like a couple of things we experienced are known issues. Will let folks know what we find out.
