Hi everyone, we have released a new version of T.I.D.E. and added the ability to load from local files copied to Creatio to synchronize changes with the environment after discarding. Now, T.I.D.E. covers all synchronization scenarios between the Environment, Local copies, and the Git server.

You can install or update T.I.D.E. to the latest version with the following command

// For new Creatio instance
 
clio tide -u  -l  -p 
 
//If you have registered Clio environment
 
clio tide -e 

Also, Clio was updated to version 8.0.1.21 and received the ability to call Creatio web services in the following way

clio call-service --service-path [SERVICE ROUTE] -e ENV_NAME --destination C:\response.json --input C:\request-data.json

Example:

clio call-service --service-path ServiceModel/ApplicationInfoService.svc/GetApplicationInfo -e dev --destination C:\json.json

It can help simplify operations with custom web services in different scenarios.

🚀 T.I.D.E. Release 1.2.7 is here! 

Now, you can view and discard file changes in your applications before committing them to the Git repository directly from Creatio. Just select files and push the Discard to revert local changes before your commit to repository 🛠️✨

🔄 Clio Update: We’ve updated Clio to version 8.0.1.19, improving OAuth support in the sys-setting command. 🔧🔑

You can install or update T.I.D.E. to the latest version with the following command

// For new Creatio instance
 
clio tide -u <Creatio> -l <Login> -p <Password>
 
//If you have registered Clio environment
 
clio tide -e <ENVIRONMENT>

💡 Coming Soon: Stay tuned! We are already planning integration with Creatio.ai! 🚀🎉

Hi, Clio team released T.I.D.E. version 1.2.6. In this version, we provide the ability to show the difference between Local and Git copies of composable application.

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

clio tide -e <MY_ENVIRONMENT_NAME>

P.S: In the future release we plan to add an ability to discard changes in the Creatio before committing to the repository

🚀 Hello, everyone!

✨ We’re excited to share some great news: working with Creatio Composable Application repositories just got even easier! In the T.I.D.E. 1.2.5 release, we’ve introduced:
✅ The ability to register git servers
✅ Support for automatic repository scanning for GitLab servers

Now it’s even simpler for NO CODE developers to join the development team! 🙌

💻 How to install or update T.I.D.E. to version 1.2.5?
Just run the following command:

clio tide -e <ENV_NAME>

📋 What’s next?
Here’s what’s coming:
➡ Support for automatic scanning on GitHub servers
➡ We’re open to your ideas—if you’d like to see support for other types of servers, feel free to email us! 📩

Let’s make the development process simpler and more enjoyable together! 💡💻

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

Clio version 8.0.1.4 allows redirecting logs of any command to a file. To do it, use the following form

clio <COMMAMD> <COMMAND PARAMETERS> --log d:\log\my-log-file.txt

It creates an easy way to organize data for auditing the actions and changes and their parameters

Clio version 8.0.1.2 provides support for a long time compiling all configuration during CI/CD pipelines via command

clio compile-configuration --all -e MyEnv

For cases when you want to run additional compilation of your configuration after installing a package, you can use the following command

clio install MyPackage.zip --force-compilation -e MyEnv

P.S This approach can be useful for ensuring resilient CI\CD pipelines 

Hi!

We are excited to announce a new feature in Clio release 6.1.0.37: the Set application icon command! This new command allows you to easily set or update the application icon for your Creatio projects directly from the command line, ensuring your application meets the Creatio Marketplace requirement.

Example of using:

clio set-app-icon -p <APP_NAME> -i <ICON_PATH> -f <PACKAGE_FOLDER_PATH>

Replace <APP_NAME> with the name or code of your application, <ICON_PATH> with the actual path to your SVG icon file, and <PACKAGE_FOLDER_PATH> with the path to the folder containing your application packages.

P.S: Set application icon command is compatible with all Creatio versions 8.0+

Happy coding!