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Resolved Setting up git with a shared pbl

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  1. Raymond Longoria
    Raymond Longoria
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  3. Friday, 19 November 2021 22:15 PM UTC

We are in the process of getting our Powerbuilder code (2019 R3) into git. It is a suite of applications and each one has its own workspace.  All of the applications access a common pbl that is in a separate folder. When I created the local repository for a workspace, it did not include the shared pbl. Any suggestions on how to create a local repository for a shared pbl?

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Jay Hastings
Jay Hastings Accepted Answer Pending Moderation
  1. Tuesday, 30 May 2023 17:08 PM UTC
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I have this same issue.  Moving my PN2019R3 pbls to GIT and wondering how my Workspaces should be organized as it seems GIT will take every PBL in the specified directory.  I have multiple apps in multiple directories with some PBLs shared across apps.  I have objects with the same names in multiple apps within one directory.  I'm not sure how to set this up to avoid collisions.

 

Thanks in advance

 

Jay

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kitty he @Appeon
kitty he @Appeon Accepted Answer Pending Moderation
  1. Wednesday, 31 May 2023 07:59 AM UTC
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Hi Raymond,

 

The principle of PB's Git is the same as that of Tortoise Git. If you want to use Git to manage an entire application, all objects must be included in a parent directory (including objects to be used for sharing), otherwise objects not included in the application directory cannot be uploaded.

 

If multiple applications use a set of common shared objects, there are two options:

  1. Multiple applications and shared objects are placed in the same repository (you only need to maintain a single copy of shared objects).
  2. Each application has its own repository, and a copy of shared objects is stored in each repository (disadvantage: it is inconvenient to maintain the shared objects).

 

Regards,

Kitty

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