6.2 Operation Example of Record Control Function This section describes an operation example to use the record control function. E.g. Executing Commit four times to update the information in the repository. Commit: 4 times 1. Create a new project. 3. Create the Program1 2. Add a rung in the Section0 4. Modify the program in the Section0 When above course of operation is explained with the idea of change set which is a control unit of the version control system, the change information is managed as a sequential information of revision 2 -> revision 3 -> revision 4 (*) that started from the starting point of revision 1 (*).
Since the information of differences between revisions and change set are combined and managed, a project opened on the Sysmac Studio can be restored to a specific revision. Change set revision 2 Change set revision 4 Add a rung in the Modify the program in the Section0 Section0 Change set revision 1 Change set revision 3 Create a new project Create the Program1 *The revisions are expressed as 1, 2, 3, and 4 for simplicity of explanation, but in reality it is a numeric value of 40 digits hexadecimal number generated by the SHA - 1 algorithm, and it is not serial numbers that increase one by one.
6.3 Preparing for Starting Project Control (Creating a Base Project and Saving It) To start controlling the versions of a Sysmac Studio project, create a base project, save it in the local repository and configure the synchronization settings of the local and remote repository. 28 Sysmac Studio Project Version Control Function Startup Guide (P125)