What's New in Helix VCS Fall Releases 2017
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The document summarizes new features in the Fall 2017 releases of Helix version control software (VCS) products. Key updates include: 1. Parallel shelving operations and third-party fast file transfers in Helix Core for faster syncing, submitting, and shelving of large files. 2. New group and notification customization features in Helix Swarm to better manage code reviews within teams. 3. Enhancements to the P4V, P4Eclipse, P4VS, and P4GT tools including cleaner shelving indicators, integration with Helix Swarm reviews, and support for additional applications and frameworks.
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What's New in Helix VCS Fall Releases 2017
- 1. What’s New in Helix VCS: Fall Releases 2017
- 2. 2© Perforce Software Inc. All Rights Reserved. Agenda 1 Helix Core 2 Helix Swarm 3 Helix P4V 4 P4Eclipse 5 P4VS 6 P4GT
- 4. 4© Perforce Software Inc. All Rights Reserved. 1. Parallel shelving operations 2. Third-party fast file transfers Helix Core
- 5. 5© Perforce Software Inc. All Rights Reserved. • Parallel sync, submit, and the new shelving feature. Parallel Shelving Operations
- 6. 6© Perforce Software Inc. All Rights Reserved. • Pull-archive trigger and edge-content triggers. • Allow integration with external tools for moving file content: • Aspera • FileCatalyst • Transmit large files up to 13 times faster. Third-Party Fast File Transfers
- 8. 8© Perforce Software Inc. All Rights Reserved. 1. Groups can now be added as moderators and/or @mentions. 2. Better user experience for reviews list. 3. Customize email notifications. 4. Swarm can now run on security-enhanced Linux(SELinux). Helix Swarm
- 9. 9© Perforce Software Inc. All Rights Reserved. Group Options • Ability to add groups as moderators, reviewers, & @mentions in Swarm. • Ability to expand a group membership by adding a subgroup.
- 10. 10© Perforce Software Inc. All Rights Reserved. Group Options • Create mailing list for group reviews. • Notifications will now go to the mailing list instead of the individual user.
- 11. 11© Perforce Software Inc. All Rights Reserved. Group Options • When using group mailing lists, admins can set up notification preferences for the group, the same way users do for their individual notification preferences.
- 12. 12© Perforce Software Inc. All Rights Reserved. Group Options • Groups can now be added as moderators and/or in an @mention. • Ability to filter your group reviews or your individual reviews.
- 13. 13© Perforce Software Inc. All Rights Reserved. Group Options • Choose one or many reviewers for approval.
- 14. 14© Perforce Software Inc. All Rights Reserved. • Sort reviews by recent activity or creation date. • Update the roles filter to enable users to select from ”Reviews I've Authored", ”Reviews I’m Participating In”, and ”Reviews I’ve Authored Or Are Participating In”. Better User Experience for Reviews List
- 15. 15© Perforce Software Inc. All Rights Reserved. Customize Email Notifications • Additional options for email notifications. • Enable email clients to filter and chain Swarm email notifications by author and review ID.
- 16. 16© Perforce Software Inc. All Rights Reserved.
- 17. 17© Perforce Software Inc. All Rights Reserved.
- 18. P4V 2017.3
- 19. 19© Perforce Software Inc. All Rights Reserved. • P4Clean: Restores workspace files to match the state of corresponding depot files. • New shelved-files icon indicator: Pending changelist tab now shows shelved-file icon. • Unshelve from source stream to current stream. • New, clickable web links in job forms. Features
- 20. 20© Perforce Software Inc. All Rights Reserved. • Restores workspace files to match the state of corresponding depot files: • Files modified in workspace restored to last depot version. • Files in depot/not in workspace are added to workspace. • Files in workspace/not in depot are deleted from workspace. P4Clean – Now Available in P4V
- 21. 21© Perforce Software Inc. All Rights Reserved. • Pending changelist tab now shows shelved-file icon: • Empty • Empty + shelf • Contains files • Contains files + shelf Shelved-File Indicator on Changelists
- 22. 22© Perforce Software Inc. All Rights Reserved. Unshelve from Source Stream to Current Stream • Files can now be unshelved across streams. • Pending changelist with shelves from source stream can be right-clicked in the pending changelist tab, and the current client will act as the target stream.
- 23. 23© Perforce Software Inc. All Rights Reserved. Clickable Web Links in Job Forms • Job form descriptions now support clickable web links. • Edit the form description field with an <a href> construct. • When the form is saved, this will appear as a clickable link.
- 24. P4Eclipse 2017.1
- 25. 25© Perforce Software Inc. All Rights Reserved. P4Eclipse 2017.1 • Support for Eclipse 4.6 (Neon) • Update to the latest P4Java • Integration with Helix Swarm
- 26. 26© Perforce Software Inc. All Rights Reserved. P4Eclipse Integration with Helix Swarm Create a new Helix Swarm review or update an existing review.
- 27. 27© Perforce Software Inc. All Rights Reserved. Choose pending or submitted changelist and select a new Swarm review. P4Eclipse - Create a Review
- 28. 28© Perforce Software Inc. All Rights Reserved. P4Eclipse – Update a Review Update a Swarm review: Select pending files to update, update review description.
- 29. Helix Plugin for Visual Studio (P4VS) 2017.2
- 30. 30© Perforce Software Inc. All Rights Reserved. 1. Choose “Helix Server" as a source control provider under the ”Add to Source Control” button in the Visual Studio status bar. 2. P4VS now integrates with the Visual Studio 2017 start page. ”Helix Server” is available under “Open->Checkout”. 3. Shelved files in the pending changelist tool window are now displayed in a shelved-file folder underneath the changelist item to better differentiate from unshelved files. 4. The OK button is now a changelist dropdown menu when opening the changelist prompt on edit of a file. Pressing enter or space keys will not trigger file checkout to the default pending changelist as long as the user continues typing. 5. “<n> Pending Changes" will now be available in the Visual Studio status bar. When clicked, it will bring up the pending changelist tool window. 6. Option to reconcile offline work. Visual Studio Plugin: P4VS
- 31. 31© Perforce Software Inc. All Rights Reserved. Helix Core is now an option under the ”Add to Source Control” button in the status bar.
- 32. 32© Perforce Software Inc. All Rights Reserved. P4VS now integrates with the Visual Studio 2017 start page. “Helix Server” is available under “Open- >Checkout”. Helix Server Helix Server
- 33. 33© Perforce Software Inc. All Rights Reserved. Shelved files in the pending changelist tool window are now displayed in a shelved-file folder underneath the changelist item to better differentiate from unshelved files.
- 34. 34© Perforce Software Inc. All Rights Reserved. The OK button is now a changelist dropdown menu when opening the changelist prompt on edit of a file. Pressing enter or space keys will not trigger file checkout to the default pending changelist as long as the the user continues typing.
- 35. 35© Perforce Software Inc. All Rights Reserved. “<n> Pending Changes" will now be available in the Visual Studio status bar. When clicked, it will bring up the pending changelist tool window
- 36. 36© Perforce Software Inc. All Rights Reserved. Option to reconcile offline work available from the file menu.
- 37. P4GT 2017.1
- 38. 38© Perforce Software Inc. All Rights Reserved. 1. Support 3DS Max 2017 2. Support Photoshop 2017 3. Key benefits with P4GT Perforce Graphical Plugin : P4GT
- 39. 39© Perforce Software Inc. All Rights Reserved. • When you open a file in 3DS Max, P4GT will ask if you wish to check the file out. • It will even ask if you wish to lock the file. Working With Files
- 40. 40© Perforce Software Inc. All Rights Reserved. Perforce Menu • File History • Status • Lock • Unlock • Etc.
- 41. Questions? Thank you for attending!
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- Our customers have experienced a very good performance benefit of our parallel sync and submit feature. If you are unaware, this feature uses multiple network channels to transfer several files at the same time. With 2017.2, this feature has also been extended to the Shelve feature. This provides the same performance benefit to the ever popular shelving feature.
- 2017.2 includes the capability to integrate with 3rd party tools, such as Aspera or File Catalyst for transporting file content between commit and edge servers. This capability is provided with the introduction of Pull-Archive and Edge-Content triggers. This leads to performance of up to 13 times faster for transmitting file content. The Pull-Archive trigger allows Helix to pass off the responsibility of transmitting large files to Aspera when moving files from Commit to Edge with pull threads. The Edge-Content trigger allows Helix to pass off the responsibility of transmitting large files to Aspera when moving files from Edge to Commit during the Submit operation.
- Scalability / Performance May want to look more deeply at federated architecture when they determine if we'll be used across more sites Federated architecture for LAN speed Auto-synchronizes content over WAN Tens of thousands of users, millions of transactions per day Federated across multiple geographies in a secure performant way Proof a solution that doesn’t sacrifice speed with scale Case Study: SFDC 3-4 Large releases each year Thousands of tests, 3K engineers All developers work on a single repository in Perforce (one line of code) 550K tests per hour 10M transactions per day Customer since 2000 Security & Compliance Security is a big deal & being able to slice and dice the depot is very appealing No bug tracking currently in use Roles with finely grained permissions Reliable, traceable, immutable history Broad integrations (LDAP, ext. tools) Permissions are important; who sees what? Artists don’t need to mess with source code. Case Study: GE Healthcare FDA requirement; chain of custody 7-10 lifespan requirement – products must be serviced Replace ClearCase; virtually impossible to do build required that allowed updates in an efficient manner Integration with HP / Electric Commander Version Everything Work with large binary asset files Custom file type handling Supports huge binary files Handles any number of files - Every single aspect of a game can be versioned and modified using our solution. - From EA Sports to a small shop like Ravn Studio, our solution is lauded for ability to handle binary files. Flexible Teams Interested in Swarm Starting group mostly in-house with a few outside consultants Supports teams around the world Automate the flow of code for all Solutions for Git and its challenges - Samsung uses Perforce for not just mobile, but TV, Semiconductors, printers, development teams span several countries. - 700 Git repositories. Samsung customer of chipset Qualcomm, 10K users over 500TB and repo Most Advanced DVCS Work locally, offline Narrow and variably-shallow cloning Lightweight in-place local branches Copy server-to-server with one push - Our own “Git” Workflow Broad Integrations Maya, CAD, photoshop, Unity, etc. Would like to focus on Unity and other 3D software integration Developer IDE plugins Plugins for popular game engines Plugins for industry standard CI/CD APIs to roll your own tools Case Study: Scania Automotive Must provide MISRA and ISO2626 compliance Adapted Agile / Continuous delivery Using SVN / ClearCase Integration with a variety of tools wasn’t possible; admin burden way too high Jenkins, JIRA, VisualStudio, .NET, Java
- Ability to add groups as moderators, reviewers & @ mentions in Swarm Benefit: Makes it easier & faster for Project owners, review authors & commenters to setup a group of individuals who can approve, vote or comment on a review, instead of needing to add 10-50 individual users. Ability to expand a group membership by adding a sub-group: Benefit: Saves time & effort to add individuals as group members, if there is already a sub-group present for those members. Ability to add a "mailing list" email address to a group, so that all notifications go to that mailing list Benefit: Improves productivity by enabling email clients, such as Outlook, to be able to filter, group & prioritize email notifications received from Swarm by group mailing lists If a mailing list is provided, then admins can setup notification preferences for the group, the same way users do for their own notifications preference Benefit: Reduce spam to group members by enabling group owners to select what events should trigger a notification to the group members
- Ability to add groups as moderators, reviewers & @ mentions in Swarm Benefit: Makes it easier & faster for Project owners, review authors & commenters to setup a group of individuals who can approve, vote or comment on a review, instead of needing to add 10-50 individual users. Ability to expand a group membership by adding a sub-group: Benefit: Saves time & effort to add individuals as group members, if there is already a sub-group present for those members. Ability to add a "mailing list" email address to a group, so that all notifications go to that mailing list Benefit: Improves productivity by enabling email clients, such as Outlook, to be able to filter, group & prioritize email notifications received from Swarm by group mailing lists If a mailing list is provided, then admins can setup notification preferences for the group, the same way users do for their own notifications preference Benefit: Reduce spam to group members by enabling group owners to select what events should trigger a notification to the group members
- Ability to add groups as moderators, reviewers & @ mentions in Swarm Benefit: Makes it easier & faster for Project owners, review authors & commenters to setup a group of individuals who can approve, vote or comment on a review, instead of needing to add 10-50 individual users. Ability to expand a group membership by adding a sub-group: Benefit: Saves time & effort to add individuals as group members, if there is already a sub-group present for those members. Ability to add a "mailing list" email address to a group, so that all notifications go to that mailing list Benefit: Improves productivity by enabling email clients, such as Outlook, to be able to filter, group & prioritize email notifications received from Swarm by group mailing lists If a mailing list is provided, then admins can setup notification preferences for the group, the same way users do for their own notifications preference Benefit: Reduce spam to group members by enabling group owners to select what events should trigger a notification to the group members
- Ability to filter reviews on account of being part of a group or an individual Benefit: Improve efficiency of users by enabling them to find or filter out all reviews that they are a reviewer of, on account of being the member of a group that is set as the reviewer of those reviews. Ability to choose whether an action from one user will represent the action of the whole group, or that all users within the group need to take an action in order for the group action to be counted Benefit: Provides flexibility to the user to choose from two ways to account for group votes
- Ability to filter reviews on account of being part of a group or an individual Benefit: Improve efficiency of users by enabling them to find or filter out all reviews that they are a reviewer of, on account of being the member of a group that is set as the reviewer of those reviews. Ability to choose whether an action from one user will represent the action of the whole group, or that all users within the group need to take an action in order for the group action to be counted Benefit: Provides flexibility to the user to choose from two ways to account for group votes
- Better user experience for Reviews list: Features & Benefits Sort reviews by the most recently active review on the top, or the most recently created review on top Benefits: Improved productivity & time saving to users who are trying to filter and identify the reviews that they need to pay attention to the most. For the most part users like to see the most active reviews on the top of the list. This feature will enable users to do that. Improved flexibility, in giving the users an option to also see which reviews were created most recently. The default option is sort by "Created", but can be changed in a swarm configurable. Benefits: Improved flexibility for admins & better usability for end users: to determine which sort order should be the default sort order on the reviews list. Depending on the number of open reviews the firms has the admin can have the option to compromise between performance & usability. e.g. if there are > 200K open reviews, then sorting by "Last Activity" date may take longer than the default sorting by "Created Date". Update the Roles filter to enable users to select from "reviews that I've authored", "participated in any form" and "an author or participant" Benefits: Improved productivity in being able to find & build a review list that only concerns the user, either as an author or as a participant or both.
- Additional options to select for email notifications. Example, email me when .... I am the moderator of a review, and files in the review are updated. I am the author of a review, and the review is committed. I have changed the state of a review (should default to false). I am the [author|reviewer|moderator] of a review, and tests on the review have completed (tests have passed, or tests have failed). Enable email clients to be able to filter & chain Swarm email notifications by author & review ids Benefits: More flexibility & control for the end-user to receive only the most relevant email notifications from Swarm. Improved visibility & relevance of emails from Swarm, by filtering via the newly added email headers
- Additional options to select for email notifications. Example, email me when .... I am the moderator of a review, and files in the review are updated. I am the author of a review, and the review is committed. I have changed the state of a review (should default to false). I am the [author|reviewer|moderator] of a review, and tests on the review have completed (tests have passed, or tests have failed). Enable email clients to be able to filter & chain Swarm email notifications by author & review ids Benefits: More flexibility & control for the end-user to receive only the most relevant email notifications from Swarm. Improved visibility & relevance of emails from Swarm, by filtering via the newly added email headers
- Additional options to select for email notifications. Example, email me when .... I am the moderator of a review, and files in the review are updated. I am the author of a review, and the review is committed. I have changed the state of a review (should default to false). I am the [author|reviewer|moderator] of a review, and tests on the review have completed (tests have passed, or tests have failed). Enable email clients to be able to filter & chain Swarm email notifications by author & review ids Benefits: More flexibility & control for the end-user to receive only the most relevant email notifications from Swarm. Improved visibility & relevance of emails from Swarm, by filtering via the newly added email headers
- Scalability / Performance May want to look more deeply at federated architecture when they determine if we'll be used across more sites Federated architecture for LAN speed Auto-synchronizes content over WAN Tens of thousands of users, millions of transactions per day Federated across multiple geographies in a secure performant way Proof a solution that doesn’t sacrifice speed with scale Case Study: SFDC 3-4 Large releases each year Thousands of tests, 3K engineers All developers work on a single repository in Perforce (one line of code) 550K tests per hour 10M transactions per day Customer since 2000 Security & Compliance Security is a big deal & being able to slice and dice the depot is very appealing No bug tracking currently in use Roles with finely grained permissions Reliable, traceable, immutable history Broad integrations (LDAP, ext. tools) Permissions are important; who sees what? Artists don’t need to mess with source code. Case Study: GE Healthcare FDA requirement; chain of custody 7-10 lifespan requirement – products must be serviced Replace ClearCase; virtually impossible to do build required that allowed updates in an efficient manner Integration with HP / Electric Commander Version Everything Work with large binary asset files Custom file type handling Supports huge binary files Handles any number of files - Every single aspect of a game can be versioned and modified using our solution. - From EA Sports to a small shop like Ravn Studio, our solution is lauded for ability to handle binary files. Flexible Teams Interested in Swarm Starting group mostly in-house with a few outside consultants Supports teams around the world Automate the flow of code for all Solutions for Git and its challenges - Samsung uses Perforce for not just mobile, but TV, Semiconductors, printers, development teams span several countries. - 700 Git repositories. Samsung customer of chipset Qualcomm, 10K users over 500TB and repo Most Advanced DVCS Work locally, offline Narrow and variably-shallow cloning Lightweight in-place local branches Copy server-to-server with one push - Our own “Git” Workflow Broad Integrations Maya, CAD, photoshop, Unity, etc. Would like to focus on Unity and other 3D software integration Developer IDE plugins Plugins for popular game engines Plugins for industry standard CI/CD APIs to roll your own tools Case Study: Scania Automotive Must provide MISRA and ISO2626 compliance Adapted Agile / Continuous delivery Using SVN / ClearCase Integration with a variety of tools wasn’t possible; admin burden way too high Jenkins, JIRA, VisualStudio, .NET, Java
- Within Eclipse you can now create or update a Swarm review with the updated menu options. Pre-Commit Reviews Use P4 Pending Changelist Post-Commit Reviews Use Via P4 Submitted Changelist
- Choose Pending or Submitted Changelist: Context-Click – New Swarm Review Choose files to shelve for review Enter Review Description (optional) Select users to include in the review Add or Browse for users Supports pre & post commit review models
- Choose a pending changelist Context-click – Update Swarm Review Select pending files to update Modify review description (optional)
- Scalability / Performance May want to look more deeply at federated architecture when they determine if we'll be used across more sites Federated architecture for LAN speed Auto-synchronizes content over WAN Tens of thousands of users, millions of transactions per day Federated across multiple geographies in a secure performant way Proof a solution that doesn’t sacrifice speed with scale Case Study: SFDC 3-4 Large releases each year Thousands of tests, 3K engineers All developers work on a single repository in Perforce (one line of code) 550K tests per hour 10M transactions per day Customer since 2000 Security & Compliance Security is a big deal & being able to slice and dice the depot is very appealing No bug tracking currently in use Roles with finely grained permissions Reliable, traceable, immutable history Broad integrations (LDAP, ext. tools) Permissions are important; who sees what? Artists don’t need to mess with source code. Case Study: GE Healthcare FDA requirement; chain of custody 7-10 lifespan requirement – products must be serviced Replace ClearCase; virtually impossible to do build required that allowed updates in an efficient manner Integration with HP / Electric Commander Version Everything Work with large binary asset files Custom file type handling Supports huge binary files Handles any number of files - Every single aspect of a game can be versioned and modified using our solution. - From EA Sports to a small shop like Ravn Studio, our solution is lauded for ability to handle binary files. Flexible Teams Interested in Swarm Starting group mostly in-house with a few outside consultants Supports teams around the world Automate the flow of code for all Solutions for Git and its challenges - Samsung uses Perforce for not just mobile, but TV, Semiconductors, printers, development teams span several countries. - 700 Git repositories. Samsung customer of chipset Qualcomm, 10K users over 500TB and repo Most Advanced DVCS Work locally, offline Narrow and variably-shallow cloning Lightweight in-place local branches Copy server-to-server with one push - Our own “Git” Workflow Broad Integrations Maya, CAD, photoshop, Unity, etc. Would like to focus on Unity and other 3D software integration Developer IDE plugins Plugins for popular game engines Plugins for industry standard CI/CD APIs to roll your own tools Case Study: Scania Automotive Must provide MISRA and ISO2626 compliance Adapted Agile / Continuous delivery Using SVN / ClearCase Integration with a variety of tools wasn’t possible; admin burden way too high Jenkins, JIRA, VisualStudio, .NET, Java
- Scalability / Performance May want to look more deeply at federated architecture when they determine if we'll be used across more sites Federated architecture for LAN speed Auto-synchronizes content over WAN Tens of thousands of users, millions of transactions per day Federated across multiple geographies in a secure performant way Proof a solution that doesn’t sacrifice speed with scale Case Study: SFDC 3-4 Large releases each year Thousands of tests, 3K engineers All developers work on a single repository in Perforce (one line of code) 550K tests per hour 10M transactions per day Customer since 2000 Security & Compliance Security is a big deal & being able to slice and dice the depot is very appealing No bug tracking currently in use Roles with finely grained permissions Reliable, traceable, immutable history Broad integrations (LDAP, ext. tools) Permissions are important; who sees what? Artists don’t need to mess with source code. Case Study: GE Healthcare FDA requirement; chain of custody 7-10 lifespan requirement – products must be serviced Replace ClearCase; virtually impossible to do build required that allowed updates in an efficient manner Integration with HP / Electric Commander Version Everything Work with large binary asset files Custom file type handling Supports huge binary files Handles any number of files - Every single aspect of a game can be versioned and modified using our solution. - From EA Sports to a small shop like Ravn Studio, our solution is lauded for ability to handle binary files. Flexible Teams Interested in Swarm Starting group mostly in-house with a few outside consultants Supports teams around the world Automate the flow of code for all Solutions for Git and its challenges - Samsung uses Perforce for not just mobile, but TV, Semiconductors, printers, development teams span several countries. - 700 Git repositories. Samsung customer of chipset Qualcomm, 10K users over 500TB and repo Most Advanced DVCS Work locally, offline Narrow and variably-shallow cloning Lightweight in-place local branches Copy server-to-server with one push - Our own “Git” Workflow Broad Integrations Maya, CAD, photoshop, Unity, etc. Would like to focus on Unity and other 3D software integration Developer IDE plugins Plugins for popular game engines Plugins for industry standard CI/CD APIs to roll your own tools Case Study: Scania Automotive Must provide MISRA and ISO2626 compliance Adapted Agile / Continuous delivery Using SVN / ClearCase Integration with a variety of tools wasn’t possible; admin burden way too high Jenkins, JIRA, VisualStudio, .NET, Java
- Scalability / Performance May want to look more deeply at federated architecture when they determine if we'll be used across more sites Federated architecture for LAN speed Auto-synchronizes content over WAN Tens of thousands of users, millions of transactions per day Federated across multiple geographies in a secure performant way Proof a solution that doesn’t sacrifice speed with scale Case Study: SFDC 3-4 Large releases each year Thousands of tests, 3K engineers All developers work on a single repository in Perforce (one line of code) 550K tests per hour 10M transactions per day Customer since 2000 Security & Compliance Security is a big deal & being able to slice and dice the depot is very appealing No bug tracking currently in use Roles with finely grained permissions Reliable, traceable, immutable history Broad integrations (LDAP, ext. tools) Permissions are important; who sees what? Artists don’t need to mess with source code. Case Study: GE Healthcare FDA requirement; chain of custody 7-10 lifespan requirement – products must be serviced Replace ClearCase; virtually impossible to do build required that allowed updates in an efficient manner Integration with HP / Electric Commander Version Everything Work with large binary asset files Custom file type handling Supports huge binary files Handles any number of files - Every single aspect of a game can be versioned and modified using our solution. - From EA Sports to a small shop like Ravn Studio, our solution is lauded for ability to handle binary files. Flexible Teams Interested in Swarm Starting group mostly in-house with a few outside consultants Supports teams around the world Automate the flow of code for all Solutions for Git and its challenges - Samsung uses Perforce for not just mobile, but TV, Semiconductors, printers, development teams span several countries. - 700 Git repositories. Samsung customer of chipset Qualcomm, 10K users over 500TB and repo Most Advanced DVCS Work locally, offline Narrow and variably-shallow cloning Lightweight in-place local branches Copy server-to-server with one push - Our own “Git” Workflow Broad Integrations Maya, CAD, photoshop, Unity, etc. Would like to focus on Unity and other 3D software integration Developer IDE plugins Plugins for popular game engines Plugins for industry standard CI/CD APIs to roll your own tools Case Study: Scania Automotive Must provide MISRA and ISO2626 compliance Adapted Agile / Continuous delivery Using SVN / ClearCase Integration with a variety of tools wasn’t possible; admin burden way too high Jenkins, JIRA, VisualStudio, .NET, Java
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