Have you tried making sure that the RCS archive is getting copied across? If you're just transporting the lyx file then you will, of course, not be getting the history in the archive.
Can you find a cloud-based version control service (Github? -- I'm so naive)? Your version control wouldn't be integrated with lyx, then, but RCS is so old it creaks. On 2016-06-28 07:35, Ahmad Abdullah wrote: > Hi all, > > This is my first email to this group. I generally find the online resources > as well as LyX documentation very helpful. The only exception to this rule is > when it comes to version control. It took me so much time to know how to > install RCS on Windows. I basically followed the steps given in the LyX wiki > on how to install RCS for a portable LyX installation. After I did that, I > was able to do version control easily. I have identical installations at the > PC at home and the one at work (work is windows 7 and home is windows 10). > > Now my problem is actually that I use my OneDrive to save my LyX document. I > use my OneDrive so I have access to the document both at work and at home. So > here is a typical scenario I am facing: I am at work, saved the document on > my OneDrive and then checked in all changes. After that I go back home, the > problem arises. When I open the document I saved at work with the LyX > installation at home, LyX at home doesn't recognize the last check in that I > committed at work and I still have to check in the last change (LyX at home > says the document is not locked). So I try to check in the last change, and > then LyX complains saying that "Some error happened while ci, can't check in > the document". Basically what is happening I can't check in any changes made > at home to the same RCS repo (the MYDOC.LYX,V file) I created at work, i.e., > I have to save the document with a new name and start a new version control > in it which means I will have to lose all history in the RCS repo; a bad idea obviously. > > My question is whether any one saw this before. What should I do so that I > can check in to same RCS repo both at home and at work without the need to > re-save the same document over and over again. > > Best Regards, > Ahmad Abdullah
