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MiquelGarcia
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In large ABAP development teams, it's common for programmers to collaborate on the same objects simultaneously.
This scenario is particularly prevalent when developing as single entities, which promotes a modular and reusable software design with a single point of maintenance. See the following example:

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In such situations, the programming teams have two possible solutions.

  • Lock objects exclusively, allowing only one modification.
  • Develop the same object simultaneously, with the ability to identify the differences.

The standard Transport Organizer Tool doesn't accommodate the second option.

To address this, we at Mango have created a new Transport Management Tool based on the standard, specifically designed for large development teams.

 

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https://github.com/Mango-CorpGitHub/TransportManagementTool

This tool is designed to streamline and centralize tasks associated with transport requests such as:

  • Having a full list for SAP objects with Collisions information
  • Creating Transport of Copies requests
  • Comparing objects across environments
  • Collectively releasing request blocks

Under GPL 3.0 license feel free to try the tool, provide feedback and contribute in this tool, made by ABAPers for ABAPers.

 

Installation

Install this project via ABAPGit. Quick installation guide here, very simple!

Configure it following Configuration Guide.

Usage

Learn full potential of this tool with a real example in our Usage Guide.

Best Practices

Follow the provided methodology to achieve optimal tool performance and maintain a coordinated team in all matters related to the transport of objects.

License

Terms & Conditions set out in the LICENSE file.

Contribution

Welcome & thanks for taking your time to contribute to the project.

  • We appreciate Clean Code's recommandations and we'd like to enforce theses rules. Yet, most of the code has been written previously and we take care not to break compatibility.
  • Don't hesitate to open an issue before submitting something substantial
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