Git is really bad for large binary files. Repositories tend to become
very slow.
Versioning, local branches and cherry-pick style functionality however
is very
powerful. I recommend to use something like git-annex
(http://git-annex.branchable.com/)
or git-fat. The git-bin implementation can be very useful as well for
multi site
projects, using an amazon s3 for synchronization.
-H
On 1/29/2014 7:31 PM, Alok Gandhi wrote:
You should check out git.
It can work any kind of binary data and gives you control over versioning.
You can ofcourse make a python app with qt as front end and some kind
database as back end - MySql, Mongo etc.
You can also make web based front end woth python using django if you
want.
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On Jan 29, 2014, at 12:41, Andreas Böinghoff <boeingh...@s-farm.de
<mailto:boeingh...@s-farm.de>> wrote:
Hey!
Over the last months, I've done some research what's the best way to
store our assets in an library with a version control.
I've tried an self programmed custom python solution, Tactic and
Perforce. Everything works somehow, but it's all not as nice as I wish.
Knows someone of you guys a good solution to handle all types of
assets (abc, obj, fbx, emdl, ass, psd, tif, sgi, exr, hdr...) with a
version control?
We don't need it in combination with an job- user- taskmanagment, but
just as an server+database where we could upload our files and
drag-and-drop our assets to softimage.
Any advices?
Andreas
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