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Hi Community,
In my current project, we're thinking to set-up version-control. I saw quite a few relevant topics on this community, and a pdf-document that helped me to set it up and make some tests. Now I see that it works in my small-only-one-qvw-world, I was thinking on how to set it up in the "real world".
So my question is what the best practices are to set-up SVN for a somewhat bigger environment? (where a somewhat bigger environment is defined as lets say >=100 .qvw files).
Questions
[1] Does it make sense to have only 1 repository for all projects? or
[2] Or 1 repository for every .qvw file (/project)? or
[3] Some other approach
Initially I would go for [2], but since then I need so many repositories and need a new repository for every new .qvw project we make I think this is not so handy.
I hope you can provide me with some advice on how to set it up + what the benefits / drawbacks are to use this approach
Thanks in advance!
Roberto
Roberto
I use your option 2:
[2] 1 repository for every .qvw file (/project)?
It work perfectly and I can see no reason to do it in a more complicated manner.
I have not counted number of SVN 'd qvw's but it must be a fair few hundred.
Best Regards, Bill
Roberto
I use your option 2:
[2] 1 repository for every .qvw file (/project)?
It work perfectly and I can see no reason to do it in a more complicated manner.
I have not counted number of SVN 'd qvw's but it must be a fair few hundred.
Best Regards, Bill
Thanks for sharing.
@othermembers: same choice?
Bonjour,
Je suis interessé par le svn avec qlikview et je me demande si quelqu'un peut me fournir un document sur ça.
Merci par avance
Je ne parle pas francais tres bien. J'essaie avec google translate.
[1] Please start a new topic for new questions
Je pense que c'est un nouveau thread. Voulez-vous commencer un sujet la prochaine fois
[2]Please see this document
Je pense que le lien suivant vous aider: http://community.qlik.com/docs/DOC-3424
Bonne journée!
Roberto
Thank you
One thing to also consider is using a decentralized version control system like Git or Mercurial...
Hi Bill,
I hope you can answer my question:
as far as I understand SVN can handle subversion control but how can it handle and merge different AppName.qvw into a last AppName.qvw.
I mean, if 2 developpers work on a single AppName_0.qvw (let say they both can modify script and charts),
so AppName_0.qvw is copied as AppNamed_devA.qvw and AppName_DevB.qvw. The goal is to merge these 2 qvw into AppName_1.qvw
SVN can handle this automatically ?
best regards
juju