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Git; Branch and Stability Info

Source control is Git exclusive:

• The master branch is updated only from the current state of the staging branch
• The staging branch must only be updated with commits from the dev branch
• The dev branch contains all the latest additions to the project
• All larger feature updates must be developed in their own branch and later merged into dev

Changelog for V3

All basic Svarog structures are now moved to a different library called svarog-interfaces. This should be on the build path

The DbDataObject constructor which takes an object name is no more available. The object name must be resolved before the contructor is invoked.

• Old: new DbDataObject("LABELS");
• New: new DbDataObject(SvCore.getDbtByName("LABELS").getObject_id());

The method DbDataArray.getDistinctValuesPerColumns no more accepts a SvReader as parameter to resolve field names. The field names must be resolved previously.

• Old: DbDataArray1.getDistinctValuesPerColumns(columnsSpecified, svReader1);
• New: DbDataArray fieldsPerObjectType = svr.getObjectsByParentId(objectTypeId1, svCONST.OBJECT_TYPE_FIELD, null, 0, 0); DbDataArray1.getDistinctValuesPerColumns(columnsSpecified, fieldsPerObjectType);

Bootstrap of V3

##Prerequisites

1. Install latest version of Apache Maven. On linux just do: sudo apt install maven
2. Install git (standalone or eclipse module)
3. Pull the following dependencies from github:

• svarog-jts-io (https://github.com/PerunTech/svarog-jts-io)
• svarog-interfaces (https://github.com/PerunTech/svarog-interfaces)

4. On each of the projects (exactly in the same order as they appear on the list above) go into the project directory and run.

• $ mvn install

5. Pull the latest version of svarog and configure your properties file.

   5.1: To generate JSON files for installation run maven with java@json target. According to your properties configuration you need to set the correct profile. If oracle then "-P Oracle". If Posgres then "-P PostgreSQL" $ mvn exec:java@json -P PostgreSQL

   5.2 To install fresh svarog the target is install $ mvn exec:java@install -P PostgreSQL

   5.3 To install fresh svarog with drop of the schema (for Postgres only) $ mvn exec:java@install-drop -P PostgreSQL

   5.4 To upgrade svarog $ mvn exec:java@upgrade-force -P PostgreSQL

   5.5 To run unit tests $ mvn test -P PostgreSQL

   5.6 To install the svarog jar in the maven repository $mvn install

   5.7 Unpack the default osgi-bundles-default.zip into the osgi-bundles folder (to have some bundles to play with)

   5.8 Pull the triglav-core project from gitlab, package as jar and place in the osgi-bunlde dir to provide basic proof of concept how to use Svarog v3. In order to build triglav-core sample you need to install svarog library first $mvn install -DskipTests

   5.8 To run the svarog OSGI container $mvn exec:java@osgi -P PostgreSQL

6. Unzip the osgi-bundles-defaults.zip (Download from https://github.com/PerunTech/svarog/blob/83fa485dc0f0141a3b18de1dea609865ae0ab671/osgi-bundles-default.zip) archive into the directory osgi-bundles (or the directory you configured in your svarog.properties file) and restart the svarog osgi container. Now you can see the standard felix admin console at http://localhost:8080/system/console.