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On 7/14/2016 5:02 AM, Paul Bailey wrote:
Do you use the
iProjects feature of RDi? I was hoping somebody would say that was worth
the effort of learning because it appears to copy sources to the i before
compile, but everywhere I've seen uses various scripts they maintain
themselves.

My learning curve for iProjects was measured in minutes. I don't
maintain any external scripts; I compile with a right click.

When you copy the source back to the i for compile, do you have to remember
to copy the /COPY books as well or do you keep a copy of the /COPY books on
the i at all times?

You'll need to copy /every/ bit of source that is required.

I'm reticent to leave source on the i because I don't
want colleagues to think "i'll just make a quick change here" and the
change gets lost because it didn't get back to the repository for
whatever reason.

What are your goals for implementing Git? More to the point, how do you
expect to implement those goals if you have colleagues who aren't on
board with using Git?


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