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Hi All,
What is the difference between the export of a single entity to export "to source control"? Is there any difference other than the indentation?
When is it recommended to use the "regular" export?
Thanks,
Avihu.
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Source control -- Exports ThingWorx entities by collection, model tags, project, start and end dates. The specified entities can be directed to a FileRepository or SourceControlRepositorything. When entities are exported, a file structure is created at the destination that resembles the way a source control system manages its artifacts. If you want to move or copy exported files to another location, you can export the file structure as a zip file.
Single file export -- Can export a single entity to a selected local destination (synchronous).
Source control -- Exports ThingWorx entities by collection, model tags, project, start and end dates. The specified entities can be directed to a FileRepository or SourceControlRepositorything. When entities are exported, a file structure is created at the destination that resembles the way a source control system manages its artifacts. If you want to move or copy exported files to another location, you can export the file structure as a zip file.
Single file export -- Can export a single entity to a selected local destination (synchronous).