Git is one of the most widely-adopted source code management systems today, providing powerful tools for tracking changes and collaborating on code. You can integrate Git with DevOps Model RealTime, and there are two different options to utilize Git’s features effectively for Model RealTime.
To get started with Git, it's helpful to familiarize yourself with some general resources:
Git Book
Git Tutorial
Git User Manual
As mentioned in the introduction, Model RealTime supports two different modes of using Git:
Command Line Interface (CLI): This method is detailed in the resources provided above.
Alternatively,
Eclipse Integration (EGit): EGit is a Java-based implementation of Git that integrates seamlessly with Eclipse/Model RealTime, offering a graphical user interface for Git operations. For a comprehensive introduction to EGit, refer to the EGit User Guide.
Each mode has its pros and cons:
Command Line Git: While fast and efficient, it can be challenging for beginners and may require specific configuration for model files.
EGit: More user-friendly and convenient within the Model RealTime environment, but it tends to be slower compared to the command line interface.
For more information on EGit integration, see the following topics: