Composite projects and subversion
I have soapui pro 2.5.
According to http://www.soapui.org/userguide/project ... jects.html,
I should use composite projects for "team collaboration". Does this source code
control, like subversion?
I have a composite project which I've checked into subversion. My colleague checks it
out and gets the directory structure (so far, so good). S/he renames a test case (say).
Do they have to independently rename the subversion entry? Doesn't that break the
naming abstraction between the composite project and underlying file system?
Same thing if I add a new test case, which adds a new file underneath.
Ideally I'd like to checkout a project from subversion, modify it, and then update the changes in subversion all from within the soapui ... ummm ... UI. Thanks.
According to http://www.soapui.org/userguide/project ... jects.html,
I should use composite projects for "team collaboration". Does this source code
control, like subversion?
I have a composite project which I've checked into subversion. My colleague checks it
out and gets the directory structure (so far, so good). S/he renames a test case (say).
Do they have to independently rename the subversion entry? Doesn't that break the
naming abstraction between the composite project and underlying file system?
Same thing if I add a new test case, which adds a new file underneath.
Ideally I'd like to checkout a project from subversion, modify it, and then update the changes in subversion all from within the soapui ... ummm ... UI. Thanks.
