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OK. will let you know when I have times to try Hyper-V. I can't make smooth Delphi 10.4 IDE on VM. I was starting use Delphi since Turbo Pascal era, can't believe its getting worse after 20 years, tons of bugs.

There are only two of us now but for years it was just me and I have used SVN for many, many years. Now we do all development in VM's (VirtualBox) and leave the source on the host and access it via virtual share/drive letters, never on the VM's. Source control is good old SVN with TortoiseSVN, all commits/update done from the host. We have an in-house SVN server with repositories for each projects, This makes upgrading version of Delphi simple, we build new VM's for new version of Delphi so we never have cross version compile/component install issues, because that never happens 😮 and use cloned repos for testing new version in new VM's before we ever move production code to a new Delphi version.

Hi... correspondingly: one dproj -> one repository Branches in the repository: Picture: master: unused release: new branch development: new branch #xxx: new branch for every feature -> then merge to development

In my case, every project is generally in its own repository. Some projects, however, consist of many sub-projects (for example, a main project and a bunch of plugins/dlls and maybe a configuration program); in such a case, I keep these in one repository because they count as one big project. Almost all my projects use a bunch of libraries, some of which are commercial ones. And of course I keep each of these libraries is in a repository of its own. Source code versioning systems like Subversion and Git allow you to reference "external" repositories for libraries (in Git they are called Submodules). So each of my project repositories has a subfolder "externals" where it automatically downloads the libraries which it needs.

The first time I saw your idea I did not see the benefits but after adding some useful information to the form it could be a great extension though. However, I'm not the OTA guy, so my version is using heavily the IDE itself, but the most could be achieved through the official way. (Assumed you will get the plugin API sources for Parnassus, which is not anymore available since emba purchased it....) or a bit more info:

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+1000 for the package naming changes, I wish more vendors would use libsuffix properly - this makes upgrading compiler versions so much easier! I highly recommend the LMD DockingPack, it's 1000% better than the VCL docking or any other docking library (I tried them all!).

Thank you.

You could look at https://github.com/Fr0sT-Brutal/Delphi_BuildScripts for inspiration