All of the jobs I've had used the Professional Edition. People who have jobs in the Delphi world use the tools that their employers provide them. So this would give you the ability to simply select which branches or sub-branches are active and then compiled into your final project.The most in-demand jobs today are pretty much tied to languages and platforms that are all free. It would give me the ability to have one brach for each module and each of these branches could have several sub-branches for specific module revisions. Now imagine having full Git support integrated directly into Delphi Project Manager. So I guess you can imagine how complicated can this become. Each revision of each module actually has its own project.Īnd on top of that I also have several aditional projects for combining different combinations of module revisions. The problem is the fact that I usually jump from working on one module to the other so in order to maintain overal stability of the entire project I have one project group containing multiple projects. I work one one of my projects which has become quite large and has modular structure of the code. Nice to see the Git support is improving in Delphi but I’m still waiting for full branching support to be integrated. Like the other commands, with each you can choose between acting just on the project directory or on the whole repository. Clean support – Recursively removes any files from your working tree that are not in git.Īll are accessed the same way: Right click on your project in the Project Manager and move your mouse down to the Git submenu.Push support – Allows you to push to the remote repository any local commits that have not yet been pushed.Pull support – Allows you to fetch from the remote repository any commits you don’t have locally.The new Git integration features come in 3 main areas: In this article I want to quickly highlight the new Git features, as that’s what I mostly use, but you can see more about the Mercurial support here.Īs an aside, if you’re not familiar with VersionInsight, I did some videos quite awhile ago that showed how to use it against Subversion, and then another video which shows it working against Git. VersionInsight in RAD Studio XE8 has been extended further, with deeper Git integration and also support for Mercurial (in addition to Git and Subversion).

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