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<blockquote data-quote="ears" data-source="post: 1089733" data-attributes="member: 83203">Thanks Benoire. I've explored TortoiseGit and realised there's a merge in there.I'm guessing, but thought the easiest way around would be to get 1.8.0 then merge 1.7.1 EXP Custom Data Grabber into it. The thing is, I'm a pessimist. And doing it that way seemed too easy - it was all over in a split second and TortoiseGit reported a success message. I haven't had chance to test the resulting builds yet - when I build I just get the entire Mediaportal installer - I don't know how to get separate TV Server and Mediaportal client installers.I tried it the other way - grabbing 1.7.1 EXP Custom EPG grabber from Git and trying to merge 1.8.0 into it - that raised a whole load of queries - possible one for every file in the structure - I'm hoping that's not the right way around to do it!Underneath all this ignorance about Git, version control and large scale projects I do have some reasonably good C# (in a VS2010 and VS2012 environment), and I'm sure the BBC BASIC V I programmed in circa 1989 is almost identical to Visual Basic as it is now (!) so I'll pick it up in a second I'm sure.Any plugins in Modula-2 or Turbo Pascal?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ears, post: 1089733, member: 83203"] Thanks Benoire. I've explored TortoiseGit and realised there's a merge in there. I'm guessing, but thought the easiest way around would be to get 1.8.0 then merge 1.7.1 EXP Custom Data Grabber into it. The thing is, I'm a pessimist. And doing it that way seemed too easy - it was all over in a split second and TortoiseGit reported a success message. I haven't had chance to test the resulting builds yet - when I build I just get the entire Mediaportal installer - I don't know how to get separate TV Server and Mediaportal client installers. I tried it the other way - grabbing 1.7.1 EXP Custom EPG grabber from Git and trying to merge 1.8.0 into it - that raised a whole load of queries - possible one for every file in the structure - I'm hoping that's not the right way around to do it! Underneath all this ignorance about Git, version control and large scale projects I do have some reasonably good C# (in a VS2010 and VS2012 environment), and I'm sure the BBC BASIC V I programmed in circa 1989 is almost identical to Visual Basic as it is now (!) so I'll pick it up in a second I'm sure. Any plugins in Modula-2 or Turbo Pascal? [/QUOTE]

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