| Code Generation and SVN [message #556409] |
Wed, 01 September 2010 04:49  |
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Slightly of topic, but as the Modeling projects are versed in code
generation, I try my luck here.
Specifically in the EEF Case, I tend to delete the generated code and
re-generated (This is because, the .eef model validation is not
guaranteed to find all model errors, which results in bady code...)
So when, I re-generate the classes the SVN Update status kicks in, as I
have committed my code on some repo. (Perhaps, I shouldn't, but then if
I customize, I will need to).
This SVN update takes a long time. I wonder how others deal with this
issue (Or better, avoid it!)
Cheers Christophe
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| Re: Code Generation and SVN [message #556417 is a reply to message #556409] |
Wed, 01 September 2010 05:18  |
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You still have the option to not commit the generated code. This won't work if you modify the generated code though and this complexifies the eventual build processes.
CVS handles this better than SVN I think so if you have the possibility to switch to CVS this might be another solution.
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| Re: Code Generation and SVN [message #623162 is a reply to message #556409] |
Wed, 01 September 2010 05:18 |
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You still have the option to not commit the generated code. This won't work if you modify the generated code though and this complexifies the eventual build processes.
CVS handles this better than SVN I think so if you have the possibility to switch to CVS this might be another solution.
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