We are about to start our development on Umbraco based project, Our code repository will be TFS. Based on this we have the following query :-
a. In case of development environment developer creates/edit following items :-
Add/Edit/Remove Document Type
Add/Edit/Remove Template
Add/Edit/Remove Images
Add/Edit/Remove Content page
There may be other important activities related to Umbraco then what are the files which they need to check in, so that other developers don’t get any issue if they start working on that project.
when your developing with umbraco, there is a bit of a split, somethings when changed will directly change on the disk, while others will be changes within the umbraco database.
To get around this for source control, i wrote the usync package which takes the bits that are in the database and writes them out to disk, you can then source control those bits. uSync also writes the settings from disk into the umbraco db, so you can go the other way.
there are a number of ways to use usync, but it allows for automation to make this easy for developers, or manual so you can see what is going on at any point.
Umbraco File Changes Dring Development
Hi All,
We are about to start our development on Umbraco based project, Our code repository will be TFS. Based on this we have the following query :-
a. In case of development environment developer creates/edit following items :-
There may be other important activities related to Umbraco then what are the files which they need to check in, so that other developers don’t get any issue if they start working on that project.
Hi
when your developing with umbraco, there is a bit of a split, somethings when changed will directly change on the disk, while others will be changes within the umbraco database.
To get around this for source control, i wrote the usync package which takes the bits that are in the database and writes them out to disk, you can then source control those bits. uSync also writes the settings from disk into the umbraco db, so you can go the other way.
there are a number of ways to use usync, but it allows for automation to make this easy for developers, or manual so you can see what is going on at any point.
for reference when working with umbraco:
changes on disk:
changes in the database
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