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ritesh verma

14 September 2012 07:06

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  Richard Sloggett 14 September 2012 08:06

  Git support is something that we have on the backlog for a possible future release, but I can't confirm if or when this will be implemented as yet I'm afraid. Sorry I couldn't be of more help at this time.

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  Anthony Williams 22 April 2013 15:01

  Could you confirm which files need to be versioned for DocumentX and which are autogenerated when loaded on a new system?

  I currently commit the dxc,dxw and dxp files in a project when using DocumentX through Visual Studio 2012.

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  Richard Sloggett 23 April 2013 08:29

  The .dxw is a local workspace file (recent items etc.) so shouldn't be added to source control as Document! X expects that file to be writable each time. The .dxp and .dxc files are the core files - and any .dxa files if you have created any AutoDoc files. The only other files you should add are those under the "Other Files" node in the project explorer. There is a custom stylesheet file (stylesheets\customstyles.css) by default, but there may be other stylesheets, images and scripts there too. You only need to source control files that are explicitly listed in the Project Explorer - the other files in the project directory are copied automatically when you open the project on a new system.

  Let me know if you need any further information at all.