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svn/git integration, question about libgdm*_sh.so file.

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Hi all!


I think, that a lot of people made integration svn ot git. Could you pls. tell me where can I find the  libgdm*_sh.so file? Or what skill hook need to use?

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  • I haven't taken a proper look at this code (I can't really - it has a restrictive license and there's a risk of IP pollution so I have to be careful), but usually most SKILL-based integrations end up making a lot of assumptions about co-managed sets in Virtuoso - often things like the fact that co-managed sets in a cellView can consist of a set of files where files get both added and removed between versions - and you need to ensure that all the related files in the view are managed in a  way that they are seen as a consistent set. How successfully an integration works often depends on those more challenging (but quite frequent) scenarios, particularly with some of the complex multi-file views in Virtuoso.

    Having supported numerous customers over the years who have either done GDM integrations or tried to do their own SKILL-based integration (as well as supporting the connections partners in this area), the devil is definitely in the details.

    That said, the author of the code often posts here... 

    So I would simply say "caveat emptor".

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • I haven't taken a proper look at this code (I can't really - it has a restrictive license and there's a risk of IP pollution so I have to be careful), but usually most SKILL-based integrations end up making a lot of assumptions about co-managed sets in Virtuoso - often things like the fact that co-managed sets in a cellView can consist of a set of files where files get both added and removed between versions - and you need to ensure that all the related files in the view are managed in a  way that they are seen as a consistent set. How successfully an integration works often depends on those more challenging (but quite frequent) scenarios, particularly with some of the complex multi-file views in Virtuoso.

    Having supported numerous customers over the years who have either done GDM integrations or tried to do their own SKILL-based integration (as well as supporting the connections partners in this area), the devil is definitely in the details.

    That said, the author of the code often posts here... 

    So I would simply say "caveat emptor".

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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