LabView and Git

amongst your many useful Git postings, have you ever created one about using LabVIEW with Git? I can't find anything but I thought I'd ask before wandering off to the Interweb.

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scottiebabe over 1 year ago in reply to Jan Cumps +3

Labview appears to have a VI compare tool Difference including cosmetic changes
Jan Cumps over 1 year ago +3

taifur and I had our first experience, working together on a single LabVIEW project. It's a clunky experience. In particular because the binary nature of VIs: You can't both work on the same VI and…
Andrew J over 1 year ago in reply to scottiebabe +2

I did, and developing a couple of frameworks for testing with it as well. Then NI decided NXG wasn't the future after all and canned it so all that effort was , really, wasted. It was more than annoying…

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0 Jan Cumps over 1 year ago
No. I have no relevant experience with it.

I have a github repo for the driver of our Pico SCPI labTool. But it is not on source line level. I will post a link to it.

My approach:

I created a repo, with a .gitignore specific for LabVIEW.

I use commits, branches and pull requests just like for a C project.

No solution for working together in parallel
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0 scottiebabe over 1 year ago in reply to Jan Cumps

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0 scottiebabe over 1 year ago in reply to Jan Cumps

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0 Andrew J over 1 year ago in reply to scottiebabe

Indeed it does. This runs outside of source control though as I understand it.
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