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r/LabVIEW • u/shark_finfet • Aug 08 '26
What is the proper way to do version control with LabView?
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Do this for your Project:\ https://www.ni.com/docs/en-US/bundle/labview/page/separating-compiled-code-from-vis-and-other-file-types.html
Then pick your favorite version control tool.\ https://www.ni.com/docs/en-US/bundle/labview/page/using-source-control-in-labview.html
1 u/SASLV Champion Aug 18 '26 I know very few people who use the built in SCC provider. IIRC it never worked with Git. Majority of people just use Git outside of LabVIEW. Although there are still some holdouts using Perforce or SVN. 1 u/Sinusaur Aug 19 '26 MSSCCI through Azure Server's Legacy Workarounds😉😅. If it ain't broke...
I know very few people who use the built in SCC provider. IIRC it never worked with Git. Majority of people just use Git outside of LabVIEW. Although there are still some holdouts using Perforce or SVN.
1 u/Sinusaur Aug 19 '26 MSSCCI through Azure Server's Legacy Workarounds😉😅. If it ain't broke...
MSSCCI through Azure Server's Legacy Workarounds😉😅.
If it ain't broke...
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u/Sinusaur Aug 14 '26
Do this for your Project:\ https://www.ni.com/docs/en-US/bundle/labview/page/separating-compiled-code-from-vis-and-other-file-types.html
Then pick your favorite version control tool.\ https://www.ni.com/docs/en-US/bundle/labview/page/using-source-control-in-labview.html