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24-12-2009, 10:24
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Re: C and LabView version control with Git
I'm curious if anyone has tried it with LV files yet. I've been meaning to make myself try it out, but haven't found the time. Since git it primarily command line driven, it should be pretty easy to produce a LV SCC plugin -- they are called providers in LV. Perhaps Santa will let me tinker with it over the next few days.
But again, any experiences anyone has will assist. Greg McKaskle 
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