Hello everyone! 🌟 

The Clio team is excited to announce that the new version of T.I.D.E 1.2.4 and Clio 8.0.1.15 now allow using T.I.D.E without the need for a separate server configuration. 🚀 This means that starting from this version, all features available for integration with Git are accessible for cloud versions of Creatio. ☁️✨

To install or update T.I.D.E. on your environment use the following command

clio tide -e YOUR_ENVIRONMENT_NAME

p.s. our goal is to provide complete abilities to no-code developers to work with git

#git #tide #clio #nocode

Hi everyone! 🎉

We've updated the Clio command to include a check for the Creatio web farm node. Starting with release 8.0.1.13, you can use the following command:

clio check-web-farm-node "\\Node1\Creatio,\\Node2\Creatio"

For a detailed report, simply add the -d flag:

clio check-web-farm-node "\\Node1\Creatio,\\Node2\Creatio" -d

P.S. Stay tuned! 🚀 We plan to introduce the ability to sync Creatio node content via Clio in upcoming releases. 🔄

Hi, the new T.I.D.E release version 1.2.3 provides the ability to commit composable applications from Creatio to git repository

If you load the git repository with composable application to the Creatio environment, it will be linked automatically

P.S: In the next releases we plan to add the ability to create new branches from Creatio and control changes which will be committed to the git

Hello, the new T.I.D.E. version 1.2.1 received support work with branches

Now you can load the list of branches from your git repository and load packages from branch to environment

P.S. The next release will include the ability to link your app to a new repository and create branches directly from Creatio.

Hello!

We are glad to share with you the Alfa release of T.I.D.E. Version 1.1.2 provides the ability to pull and push changes between the Creatio environment and the Git repository.

To try it you need to take the following steps:

Install Clio to the server with Creatio (version 8.0.1.10 is required)

dotnet tool install clio -g

Install Clio api to your environment

clio gate -e <ENV_NAME>

 Install the latest version of T.I.D.E. to the environment

clio tide -e <ENV_NAME>

Register the repository with your clio workspace in T.I.D.E. section (existing workspace is required, check that your developer settings like schema prefix and Maintainer is correlated with workspace)

Congratulation. your T.I.D.E. is ready to use :)

P.S: In future updates - work with branches, avoid using Creatio user credentials, ability to create workspace and manage package from T.I.D.E