Hello,
In previous posts in this forum there is a debate about GIT support in PLSQL in version 14. Objects in connected schema must be linked to files on my disk to be able to pull/push to GIT.
It's currently possible to link objects in my database to files on disk?
My workaround is:
1. Connect to schema using PLSQL Developer, where I want to work
2. Make some work in objects using PLSQL Developer
3. Export affected objects using external utility Scheme2DDL (https://github.com/qwazer/scheme2ddl)
4. Then I can commit to SVN or commit/push to GIT
How this will be handled when GIT will be supported? Using Projects?
In previous posts in this forum there is a debate about GIT support in PLSQL in version 14. Objects in connected schema must be linked to files on my disk to be able to pull/push to GIT.
It's currently possible to link objects in my database to files on disk?
My workaround is:
1. Connect to schema using PLSQL Developer, where I want to work
2. Make some work in objects using PLSQL Developer
3. Export affected objects using external utility Scheme2DDL (https://github.com/qwazer/scheme2ddl)
4. Then I can commit to SVN or commit/push to GIT
How this will be handled when GIT will be supported? Using Projects?
