Hi,
what we usually do when working on big networks is to keep one "master"
network (usually the initial import from OpenStreetMap or some other
primary source) and keep separate patch files by different authors which
are generated by https://sumo.dlr.de/wiki/Tools/Net#netdiff.py after the
author finished the editing of his or her part but which can also be
edited manually or programmatically. To build the final network you feed
the original net with all patches into netconvert. sometimes the patches
build upon each other and you have to do this in multiple iterations.
Best regards,
Michael
Am 2019-07-17 21:07, schrieb Andres Felipe Acosta Gil:
Dear SUMO community,
We are interested on building a big scenario with NETEDIT, and we are
wondering how would be the best way for a team of persons to work
collaboratively in this scenario using a version control system such as
GIT, using the XML file representing the road network. Do you have
experiences in this regard, or what would you recommend us to achieve
this?
Best Regards.
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