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Resolved Import PBL objects into Git after first commit

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  1. Luca Arena
    Luca Arena
  2. PowerBuilder
  3. Monday, 26 November 2018 11:07 AM UTC

Hi all.

My team and me are moving the first steps in SCM usage so we're facing very basic problems. I looked into the docs and found no answer to my issue, so I'm asking here. Please forgive if the questions are silly!

I am setting up our first SCM-ed project. So I added a very big workspace to Git and then committed it locally. I also made a Git Push to my remote server, all ok.

Now a colleague of mine sent me some PBLs to replace, because she sent me the wrong ones in the first time.

How can I substitute the objects of the PBLs with the new PBLs she sent? Must I export all the objects one-by-one and import into the corresponding PBL I already have in the project or is there a better/quicker way?

Thank you much,
Luca

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Matthew Balent
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  1. Monday, 26 November 2018 19:42 PM UTC
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Two ways to go as I see it.  

First, if there are LOTS of changes in the new (correct) pbl files you might be better off just killing the repo and starting over.

Second, you will have to import the objects from the correct pbls into the existing pbls then check in, merge, etc...

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Luca Arena
  1. Luca Arena
  2. Monday, 26 November 2018 20:57 PM UTC
Thank you Matt, I went the 1st way.
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