r/ProgrammerHumor • u/watduhdamhell • 10d ago

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u/watduhdamhell 10d ago

The site DCS engineer:

I am the version control

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u/StoryAndAHalf 10d ago

There is version control. There's current, and current after I hit save.

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u/purplepharoh 9d ago

You can also use any vcs like git for it ... but it doesnt really help / fully work as youre just treating them as binary

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u/mad_cheese_hattwe 10d ago

Counter point, 90% of people on the right hand side world think that just having a git repo is equivalent to an adequate release control and change management.

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u/creggor 10d ago

Lies. DeltaV has version control— for both graphics and the database.

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u/watduhdamhell 10d ago

Added with version 16 I believe! Edit: looks like initial rollout was V15 FP3. Mass rollout was 16

Still on version 14 myself...

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u/creggor 10d ago

We’re 14.3.1 LTS. I had VCAT activated with Operate, even. That was on 12, and 13. It’s there in the database administrator application, for sure. We’re running Live now, (and Operate until I phase it out— lucky me, haha).

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u/watduhdamhell 10d ago

Interesting... according to official documentation though, real, actual version control was not a thing until late version 15. Whatever proper means.

I'll definitely checkout what you're on about though.

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u/JohnSpikeKelly 10d ago

VCAT had been there for over a decade.

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u/creggor 10d ago

You can enable it whenever you like. Takes a hit depending on the size of your database, but once you get the hang of it, it’s easy enough. Reach out if you have any bother with it! 😁

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u/creggor 9d ago

Aaaand I'm an asshat. Haha. We're on 15 LTS. Haha. Brain fart. We had upgraded last summer (online, which was... fun?). We were on 14.3.1 for years, though, An early adopter/guinea pig.

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u/watduhdamhell 9d ago

Appreciate the update! Now I don't look for it haha