Versioning binary artifacts
Does RTC store all versioned elements in the database?
Or is it possible to reference some elements (e.g. the binary artifacts) just by a link to the filesystem?
I am configuring RTC to version both the source code and the compiled binaries, and we are worrying about the growth of the database.
Or is it possible to reference some elements (e.g. the binary artifacts) just by a link to the filesystem?
I am configuring RTC to version both the source code and the compiled binaries, and we are worrying about the growth of the database.
Accepted answer
Yes, RTC-SCM stores all versioned elements in the database.
When you say "reference some elements by a link in the file system", do
you mean with a symbolic link? That is supported on Unix today, and is
in plan for the next release to be supported on Windows (for file
systems that support symbolic links, like Windows 7).
WRT database growth, the ability to delete a version is in plan for the
next RTC release.
Cheers,
Geoff
On 10/18/2011 11:53 AM, lumar wrote:
When you say "reference some elements by a link in the file system", do
you mean with a symbolic link? That is supported on Unix today, and is
in plan for the next release to be supported on Windows (for file
systems that support symbolic links, like Windows 7).
WRT database growth, the ability to delete a version is in plan for the
next RTC release.
Cheers,
Geoff
On 10/18/2011 11:53 AM, lumar wrote:
Does RTC store all versioned elements in
the database?
Or is it possible to reference some elements (e.g. the binary
artifacts) just by a link to the filesystem?
I am configuring RTC to version both the source code and the compiled
binaries, and we are worrying about the growth of the database.