Source Control in a SIMULINK Project

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chef13 am 18 Nov. 2014

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Kommentiert: Trevor Fry am 19 Mai 2017

Hi to everyone,

I am sorry if this is a stupid question but I want to be sure about it.

Until now I was working without SIMULINK projects but just with single SIMULINK models.

Now I would like to switch to SIMULINK projects in order to exploit their Source Control features (In particular I will use GIT).

Here http://blogs.mathworks.com/seth/2011/09/02/simulink-projects-collaborative-workflows-and-model-based-design/

I read:

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When you use Git in Simulink Project, you can:

Create local Git repositories.
Fetch files from remote Git repositories.
Create and switch branches.
Merge branches locally.
Commit locally.
Push files to remote Git repositories.

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So, from what I understand adding Source Control capabilities will allow me to perform all the GIT actions not from terminal but directly inside MATLAB-SIMULINK environment.

These are all the advantages or including source control to my projects will also help me to have a more robust commit-push-pull behavior? I mean, in SIMULINK we use for example .slx files, is it possible that they will be corrupted by a commit-push procedure done just with the GIT commands from terminal?

I hope you understood what I meant.

Thanks for your help,

Fab.