1. Giuseppe moglia
  2. PowerBuilder
  3. Wednesday, 29 August 2018 09:18 AM UTC

Hi Guys

 

how can I configure my SVN Source Control system in order to mantain an environement with several targets sharing a lot of libraries?

Suppose to have just 2 targets

If I add to source control the second target to the same URL of the first one PB IDE give me this error:

Preparing to add to source control...
User information confirmed.
SVN client is uploading files. Please wait...
SVN client error code: The specified path is already a working copy for a different URL.
Failed to add files to repository.
Adding to source control completed.

 

If I set up a second repository I must commit two times (on first repository and on second one) every change in every library shared (right?)

Any hints?

 

Thanks

 

Best regards

Giuseppe moglia Accepted Answer Pending Moderation
  1. Wednesday, 13 February 2019 18:21 PM UTC
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  3. # 1

Thanks a lot

I did so

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Erick Bergsma Accepted Answer Pending Moderation
  1. Wednesday, 13 February 2019 13:49 PM UTC
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Hi Guiseppe...

We have this issue too, and after a lot of trial and error, here is what we determined.

All of the apps that share common PBLs have to go in the same PBW.

In our environment, we have 5 applications (targets) that share a common set of base PBLs., and another 3 applications that share a different set of base PBLs.

So, I have an AppDev folder.

Under AppDev, is the name of the grouping of applications, for example...

- MaintenanceApps

     - AppOne

     - AppTwo

     - AppThree

     - AppFour

     - AppFive

     - MaintenanceCommonPBLs

     - MaintenanceApp.PBW

 

- PlantSystemApps

     - AppSix

     - AppSeven

     - AppEight

     - PlantCommonPBLs

     - PlantApp.PBW

 

Each of the targets now is able to point to the same common PBLs

 

Make sense??

 

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