Re: Anyone here using source control?
Re: Anyone here using source control?
- Subject: Re: Anyone here using source control?
- From: Simon Topliss <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 18 Jul 2008 11:59:44 +0100
On 18 Jul 2008, at 09:39, Hamish Sanderson wrote:
Just wondering if anyone has any experience in using source control
systems (Subversion, Git, etc.) to manage AppleScript scripts/
applets/applications developed in Script Editor, Script Debugger and
Xcode?If so, any thoughts on what works best, given AppleScript's
tendency towards SCM-unfriendly binary file formats?
Hi Hamish,
We're using subversion for all AppleScript and AppleScript Studio
scripts/apps.
The AppleScript files are saved as text only (.applescript). At the
top of each file I use properties to store the information about the
script's name, version, type (e.g. ".app" or ".scpt") and whether it's
a stay-open and/or run-only when compiled.
When I'm ready to release the script, I use a droplet that reads the
above information then compiles and saves it using osascript. This
works well.
I've found that "ignoring" the build folder works best for AS-Studio
projects. I don't use Xcode's internal subversion support - this
didn't work very well last time I tried.
HTH,
Simon
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