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What revision/version control do you use for EAGLE files?

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I don't know if this site allows polls to be created (maybe we'll learn next week in the webinar) but I thought I'd ask what revision control system everybody uses.

 

I mainly use Mercurial myself, but I also use Git depending upon who I collaborate with.

 

What do you all use?  Do you use any kind of scripting/ULP inside of EAGLE to interface with your revision control system?  And do you use any of the Internet-based servers to store your files?  (Sourceforge, Github, Bitbucket, etc.)

 

And on a related note, do you all stick with the XML the way it is saved from EAGLE, or do you do anything to convert it to a form that is more useful for revision control?  (Geagle, Upverter, etc.)

 

Thanks,

Doug

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  • We use Mercurial with all our repositories stored on our internal Rhodecode server. We store everything related to a project in the repository, including binary files. Some of these repositories are pushing 5GB in size. We've used this setup for years and it's worked out quite well for us.

     

    I've written a simple ULP to run any Mercurial function from inside Eagle for board, schematic, and library files. I have some of the more commonly used Mercurial operations in my Command Texts side menu.

     

    We don't change the XML as its a really simple format to work with as it is.

     

    Eric

     

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  • We use Mercurial with all our repositories stored on our internal Rhodecode server. We store everything related to a project in the repository, including binary files. Some of these repositories are pushing 5GB in size. We've used this setup for years and it's worked out quite well for us.

     

    I've written a simple ULP to run any Mercurial function from inside Eagle for board, schematic, and library files. I have some of the more commonly used Mercurial operations in my Command Texts side menu.

     

    We don't change the XML as its a really simple format to work with as it is.

     

    Eric

     

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