The Vertical Sky Software Manager User Guide - MKS

Vertical Sky Software Manager Integrations
Introducing Vertical Sky Software Manager
Integrations
VSky Software Manager integrations provide seamless access to
many basic VSky Software Manager commands, such as creating a
VSky Software Manager project or checking out a member. More
advanced commands that cannot be performed with the
integrations, such as setting the member revision, can be performed
in VSky Software Manager, which can be invoked from the IDE
you are working in.
When you perform a source control command in an IDE, such as
check in, the relevant VSky Software Manager dialog box or
window appears. Some of the commands you can perform include:
Create Project
Take files that form a single body of work and group them in a
related project. VSky Software Manager’s project-oriented
approach to configuration management makes it easier to
control the evolution of your files.
Typically, when you create a project, you create the project,
sandbox, and add members to the sandbox at the same time.
Create Sandbox
A reflection of the master project, a sandbox provides a way for
you to work in a personal, protected workspace without
interfering with the master project. This way, changes can be
made and tested before being merged into the master project.
If you want to work with a particular revision of the project to
maintain past releases of a product, you can create a variant
sandbox and work without interference on your own
development path.
If you want to use a project for building or testing, but not for
further development, you can create a static sandbox based
upon a specific revision of the master project.
Add Members
IDE files can be added to your project.
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