John DeSoi, Ph.D.
Thanks for offering your workflow, John. This is very interesting.
> "Master" branch is version 17. When I want to commit a new version I have a
> 4D method that copies the structure, opens it in 4D 18, and then exports the
> structure in project mode format. This can be
Hi Jeremy,
> On Jan 4, 2020, at 1:53 PM, Jeremy French wrote:
>
> Did you create the v17 Master Branch by:
>
> 1) Open a copy of the v17 structure and then open the copy in v18 to convert
> v17 to v18; and
> 2) Commit the conversion to v18 as the v17 Master branch; and
> 3) Create a new
Hi John,
> You can keep your project in binary mode (even keep it in version 17) and
> still take advantage of version 18, project mode, and git.
Interesting idea.
> "Master" branch is version 17.
Did you create the v17 Master Branch by:
1) Open a copy of the v17 structure and then open the
You can keep your project in binary mode (even keep it in version 17) and still
take advantage of version 18, project mode, and git. Here is what I'm doing.
"Master" branch is version 17. When I want to commit a new version I have a 4D
method that copies the structure, opens it in 4D 18, and
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