Steffen Brumm · Aug 8, 2017 go to post

Its something like a backup tool that saves the last 5 versions of a class/table/routine made by my colleague some years ago.

Steffen Brumm · Aug 8, 2017 go to post
  • Do you use an issue tracking / collaboration system? If so which one. Any you would recommend or immediately dismiss based on personal experience?

We have outlook tasks

  • How do you keep track of large code bases? Thousdands of folders named backup1, backups2, ..., SVN, git?

a homemade tool

  • Do you have a development server to which you commit and test features there, or do you rather run a local copy of caché and implement features locally first, then push to the server?

we develop everywhere (dev/test/prod) and mixtures.

Steffen Brumm · Feb 10, 2017 go to post

fixme: - messages are for wine-devs. They mean that there are unimplemented or at least not 100% implemented functions. Most of them are harmless but in your case i assume that "wtsapi:WTSQuerySessionInformationA " is not implemented yet. 

Steffen Brumm · Feb 3, 2017 go to post

I see 2 other problems here. Today's Developer have in their IDE a plugin (or as part of the ide) which supports the creation of packages. And for the success of the COS-package manager it is important to have such a plugin (at least for atelier) too.

2nd: Some Cache -opensource tools have serious bugs(e.g. the cache class explorer destroys on 2016.1. the creation of soap-clients in studio) . Therefore it must be checked that all used 3rd-party-libs doesnt destroy something.

Steffen Brumm · Jan 18, 2017 go to post

I answer my own Question. There is a much better way for Unittests than via XML-Export. When you add "Projection <yourNameHere> As %Projection.Java" then you get Java-Wrapper for your Classes. And so you can use JUnit (or similiar things) to write unittests . Additionally you can automate the Tests.

Steffen Brumm · Jan 9, 2017 go to post

Yes, i know. Do you really mean that i have to export the Unittests via <File> -> <Export> ? That would be complicated but ok.