How to share codes to other developer in Kentico ?

Nelson Nebre asked on June 21, 2016 04:39

Good day, I just some need inputs with you guys. I have a problem with our project. Our team was composed of 5 developers and we have a problem on sharing of codes. We used bitbucket as our repository and everytime once my co developer PULL(Clone) to our repository, his kentico project is not working properly. Can anyone give us idea on what tools you used to share your Kentico to other developers in your team. Thank you in advance

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Rui Ferreira answered on June 21, 2016 11:52

Hi Nelson,

I using Visual Studio Team, it is free to 5 users.

Thanks,

Rui

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Brenden Kehren answered on June 21, 2016 14:24

Your project needs ALL the files in the repository to successfully build and run after a pull. This means the dlls too.

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Nelson Nebre answered on June 21, 2016 15:14

Thanks for your response sir Rui and sir Brenden. Sir Brenden we already tried that but we encountered an error on the database connection on Kentico. So my option was to create a one database server of kentico that can be accesible to the all of my co developer. Is that a good solution to our problem or is there a very good solution to our problem ? Hehe :) BTW, we develop our site using MVC approach. Thank you!

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Brenden Kehren answered on June 21, 2016 16:09

Ok then what's your error for database connection?

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Nelson Nebre answered on June 22, 2016 03:55

Sir Brenden, And error on login credentials of the database. Because the database of Kentico was installed on local computer of one of my co dev.

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Joshua Adams answered on June 22, 2016 20:26

Sounds like it may be best to have a database running on a vm or in the cloud, or any server for that matter, then every dev can access the site without having to stand the database up locally.

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