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iForGit takes a moderated and inclusive approach for your existing developer culture because they can still use SEU, PDM, RDI or VS Code for editing.
There's no real development changes initially.
Source members stay in source physical files, but you start capturing your changes to git either automatically or on-demand by each user.
You get the best of both worlds: git plus not disturbing the delicate programmer balance.
If you move all your source to the IFS you generally have to create custom build processes or CI/CD pipeline.
That's generally a no-go for the classic crowd.
If you just want to do a one-time export of source, grab a copy of my FREE "Work with IBM I - PDM for Windows" app:
https://github.com/richardschoen/workwithibmipdm
It can also be used in conjunction with iForgit, VS Code, Notepad++, etc.
If you want to chat more offline shoot me an email.
PS: There are many other source mgmt. products available, but generally you have to adopt their development methodology.
Regards,
Richard Schoen
Web:
http://www.richardschoen.net<
http://www.richardschoen.net/>
Email: richard@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx<mailto:richard@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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https://www.iforgit.com/
On Fri, Sep 9, 2022 at 9:44 AM Greg Rinderle <
greg.rinderle@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx<mailto:greg.rinderle@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Does anyone have some resources on steps taken to get from traditional
source members to git?
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