RE: [epf-dev] Synchronization problems with Role Descriptors and CVS

["Straaten, Onno van der" <onno.van.der.straaten@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Kristian,

Personally I would use Subversion, not CVS. At my site we use RMC 7.2 in Eclipse SDK 3.3.1.1 with Subversion and MyLyn (part of CollabNet desktop, we use SFEE). We are very happy with this configuration. I would try a similar approach for EPF, the only problem is you have to find the right SDK version.

 

Can you reproduce it with a library not in source control? You can export sources from CVS and then retry. This way you can be sure if it is a CVS issue or not. I don’t think so btw.   

Best Regards,

Onno

 

From: epf-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:epf-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Kristian Mandrup
Sent: maandag 15 september 2008 11:49
To: epf-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [epf-dev] Synchronization problems with Role Descriptors and CVS

 

Hi,

I have set up my project for use with CVS using the EPF CVS guidelines and it kinda works (except I have to Share the project again each time I restart EPF! When I do a synchronize, all my elements are given a pencil icon (non-synchronized?) only those I edit in this session gets the databse (synchronized) icon. Hmmm...

I defined a capability pattern. Created some activities. Added some tasks. These tasks all have the same Roles assigned, however when I create the corressponding Task Descriptors, linked to these Tasks only a few of the TDs get corresponding Role Descriptors transferred. For the other tasks, I can not by any means create Role Descriptors for some odd reason. All my TDS are set to be "synchronized with source". Any idea what could be wrong?
If I delete a Task Descriptor and try to add it again (using drag and drop from Navigator into Activity) I am unable to. It does NOT register at all. Could be a CVS issue!? I am lost here...
If I drag'n drop any Task into my Capability pattern, Im told it is not part of my default configuration of my proces. What does this mean?

Kristian

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