>>Hi Luis,
>>
>>Rather than learn git commands, I use Gitkraken (costs a little, saves much of the learning process, and I like working in a visual UI). All the rest about transforming files to text etc on the vfp side is the same.
>>
>>Doug's advice on the architecture of releases and patches is very wise, from what I've experienced.
>>
>>Hank
>>
>>>Hello!
>>>
>>>We are a 2-developer team developing with VFP 9 for the past 17 years. Today we are working on a project where there are many changes to be made. I feel we need a version control software like GIT, in order to control our changes.
>>>
>>>But there are some questions that I need to be answered, for example:
>>>
>>>What is the best tool to begin using VFP 9 with GIT?
>>>When using GIT do we need to have our repository in GitHub?
>>>In case the answere for last question is Yes. What is the best free software compatible or that uses GitHub?
>>>What else do we need?
>>>
>>>TIA
>
>I've read the basics concepts of GIT. Now I started by installing Bin2FoxPrg. Now I can convert my forms, classlibs, etc. into text versions.
>
>I guess I'll give GitKraKen a try since I want my version control system to be as automated as it can be. But I guess that the process of making my source code into Git would be more or less manual. Am I wrong? Or perhaps is there another tool from the VFP side that can this process automated?
>
>TIA

I use Bin2Text as a menu to just generate the text-files out of the project(s) and create the commits / create the binaries out of the text files.
This works with me for years. Just start the command and it will create the text files out of the pjx, even a bit of caching to avoid creating the same files over and over is added.
It also creates the git commit.
It's just a wrapper for FoxBin2Text available on VFPX / THOR