I am using RoboHelp 2015 to generate WebHelp output.
The development team would like me to check in the files into TFS so that they can pick up the files and integrate them into the build.
I am looking for some best practices here as I am running into some issues every time I try to check the files back in. For example, I need to manually track the files I have added/renamed/deleted in the RH project.
We have discussed the following options:
- Deleting the contents of the WebHelp output folder in TFS every time I want to check in the new files.
- This works, but does not seem like a very elegant option.
- Zipping up the contents of the WebHelp output folder and checkin/checkout this single file
- This works well for me, but the devs have to create a separate process to unzip the file every time they generate a build, which they are not crazy about.
- Checking out all files in folder, overwrite the files with the new files, manually add the new files, and then check everything back in.
- This work fine, but it requires you to manually add files every time you check in and also leaves old/legacy files that have been deleted from the RH project.
Does anyone have any other ideas on how to do this?
Any help would be much appreciated.
James