Thank you for your videos Tom. I'm already used to frequently commit to my git repository but the size of the repo tends to grow rather quickly, especially if compared to other text-based programming language. Is it just my impression? if not, do you have any advice to mitigate the grow of the repo and being able to commit more frequently? Thanks again and keep up with the great video series.
Hi Marco, This isn't something I've noticed per-se, however I have reached the maximum repository size on BitBucket before. There are two things I'd suggest, for large projects, consider splitting the project into several sub-projects and giving them their own repository. This will help increase modularity as well. The second thing to suggest is, make sure you're separating source code and compiled code, this will prevent LabVIEW from 'touching everything' and causing your SCM from committing 'unchanged' VIs - and dramatically increasing your repo size. Here's a link about separating source code and compiled code: zone.ni.com/reference/en-XX/help/371361R-01/lvconcepts/saving_vis_compiled_code/
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Thank you for your course.
Thank you for your videos Tom. I'm already used to frequently commit to my git repository but the size of the repo tends to grow rather quickly, especially if compared to other text-based programming language. Is it just my impression? if not, do you have any advice to mitigate the grow of the repo and being able to commit more frequently? Thanks again and keep up with the great video series.
Hi Marco,
This isn't something I've noticed per-se, however I have reached the maximum repository size on BitBucket before.
There are two things I'd suggest, for large projects, consider splitting the project into several sub-projects and giving them their own repository. This will help increase modularity as well.
The second thing to suggest is, make sure you're separating source code and compiled code, this will prevent LabVIEW from 'touching everything' and causing your SCM from committing 'unchanged' VIs - and dramatically increasing your repo size.
Here's a link about separating source code and compiled code: zone.ni.com/reference/en-XX/help/371361R-01/lvconcepts/saving_vis_compiled_code/
@@TomsLabVIEWAdventure agree with the second one. May take a look at the .gitignore file located at the root folder of your repository.