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Working in Collaborative mode using Talend Open Studio

How we can develop the  talend job using open studio independently and merge to one without over writing each other ? please help how we can do or any work around to do the same.

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Hi,

 

Git is your best friend.

 

Pierre.

Anonymous
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Hi Pierre,

 

If GIT will be used, then is the way to commit the entire workspace a solution? And the other person would just pull and start working on the project?

 

Also, how would we handle merge conflicts, as the coding will be done using talend components, and the merge conflicts will be with the code? 

 

The current team builds using talend components and not much of Java coding is done

 

Any thoughts on this please?

 

Thanks

Anonymous
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Hello,

The collaborative mode feature what you are looking for can be achieved by using talend subscription solution.

Please refer to this online documentation:TalendHelpCenter:Working collaboratively on project items

Best regards

Sabrina

 

Anonymous
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Hi,

 

 

I am working like you and Git is working more or less well.

Only our workspace is shared and i use the following path :

commit -> pull -> [resolving conflicts -> commit] -> push

Anonymous
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Thank you  jesuisengalere

 

Can you tell how do you resolve conflicts? As I would have done the coding using talend components and the merge conflict would not show conflicts on the components but on the code. And the team uses components more than coding

 

Thanks

Anonymous
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Don't worry about that, Git will see the changes on components.

I'm not a Git expert but i'm working like this and it's working, i can't explain how it works, but when you have a conflict, Git shows the concerned files and you have the possibility to overwrite or keep your files. 

The most problematic file is the talend.project, i allways keep a copy of mine in secure because it permits my Talend to see the workspace.

 

I'm not sure to be clear, sorry for my english

Pierre