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Git Check in issues in Test Complete
Hello Everyone! We have an ongoing issue with checking in our code in Git using Source Control from TestComplete. Scenario: User A and User B are both working on the same project, so they are editing the Name Mapping file simultaneously from two different local machines. Now when it comes to check in the code., User A commits her changes and pushes the changes. User B does a pull, gets the new changes and then commits his changes and pushes the code to Git. However, when User A does a pull to get the changes from User B, she finds numerous merge conflicts in the Name Mapping file, as well as some missing tags. User B also sees the corrupted file in his project. I am trying to understand where are we going wrong here and how can we avoid this issue. It forces us to usually revert the changes to the last working Name Mapping file and we lose part of our work in the process. What is the best method to follow to enable smooth source control without merge conflicts? Any help is greatly appreciated! TaggingAchoubeyto get notified of any response .
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imitra 4 years ago Place TestComplete Questions
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Integrate all the options that Tortoise Git offers directly into TC
Hello, I order to simplify the installation footprint of using TC with a Git repo it would be really appreciated if all of the GIT options were made available via the default GIT plugin without having to download and install Tortoise GIT. Currently it is barely usable and requires knowledge of GIT command line to create or switch to a new branch. Thanks
JamesP 4 years ago Place TestComplete Feature Requests
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Use TortiseGit Client Setting
I have noticed the setting in Options, Use TortiseGit client, keeps getting turned off. Anyone else having this problem? If not, I may have missed setting a .gitignore entry. There are multiple users in the branch currently. Could someone double check me on the file I should be ignoring and the entry I should make in .gitignore? Thanks!
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scot1967 4 years ago Place TestComplete Questions
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Add Perforce Integration for TestComplete
It would be great to have source control integration for Perforce users who are using TestComplete. Currently, it seems the only way to have this is to select the "SCC API Providers Plugin" for the "Current source control plugin:" field on the Source Control dialog. However, I heard from Perforce tech support today that they no longer support their P4SCC plugin. They said I could still download it, but it is only 32-bit and they were not going to develop a 64-bit version. Apparently, according to Perforce, Microsoft no longer supports the SCC API. Perforce tech support also told me that they have not tested P4SCC with TestComplete, so they do not know if it would work.
saguirre 6 years ago Place TestComplete Feature Requests
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Tell TestComplete not to deal with source control
When I was initially setting up TestComplete, I was poking around in the settings and ran across the Source Control settings. As I recall,the initial setting was something to the effect of "not using source control". I decided to see what would happen if I told it that I was using Git, andI am sorry I did. (I don't want to go into the reasons right now.) Anyway, is there a way to cause TestComplete to forget about my source control system and just keep its hands out of source control altogether?
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RobertDAltman 7 years ago Place TestComplete Questions
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