Two repositories in sync, checkoutallcomps
What is a practical method of keeping two repositories in sync?
We have two development repositories that we keep in sync for
foundational/framework components:
main development repository
prototyping repository (new and unusual applications/services)
The prototyping repository is kept synchronized with changes in
the main development repository by exporting a workspace with
IDs from the main repository and importing it into the
prototyping repository. In order to import the workspace we need
to check out all components in all plans/projects that are in the
workspace export file.
The problem we are having is that generated components in
Express-generated projects---these are the "<...>Base<...>"
classes---are not checked out by the fscript command
"checkoutallcomps". It appears that the only way to check out
all components in an Express-generated project is to check them
out individually with the fscript command "checkoutcomp".
fscript also does not appear to have any language constructs for
iterating over all components in a project.
Any ideas on the checkoutallcomps problem, or generally on
keeping two repositories in sync?
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Ahh...Well this question about sync-ing Macs has been tossed around so much, the answer is down to you and which program you like the most.
I personally would suggest DropBox or Sugar Sync for your needs, as Chronosync can sometimes be a bit temperamental (in my personal experience). With both DropBox and SugarSync you pay for how much data space you need to store the data and a good option in it is that you and select what you want sync-ed from one Mac and where you want it placed in the other Mac. You can have it Bidirectional (both ways) or just one direction. And also you then have another Online Backup of your data so you know its safe. With both Sugar Sync and DropBox you get encryption so no one can (theoretically) get your data while it is being transferred.
I have tried both Sugar Sync and DropBox for a short period of time and they both are great for situations like yours.
Now for what you want sync-ing is again down to what you need, but as you want your documents and Lightroom lib. then you basically need to sync your Documents, Pictures folder and Music folder (if you want it). I am guessing you have Lightroom and Photoshop installed on both Macs (if so, there is no need to sync then Apps folder).
I personally no longer use a Sync method as I have set my Mac Pro up as a server so when out I can VNC and AFP back into it using a DynamicDNS host name. If you want to know about this option ask and I will explain in detail.
Hope this Helps.
Adam.
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