Hello,
I am facing a bit of a challenge trying to find documentation regarding the replication of source code using NWDI/DTR in a distributed environment. By distributed I mean independent instances in different geographical locations.
Scenario
Our customer product (DCs/SCs/etc) will be developed by two teams. These teams are far away from each other, and a local dedicated NWDI instance for each team is a must, due to the distance plus the big size of the product. It should be possible for the teams to work on a same Track. We use a NWDI 7.31 instance.
I have been looking into the documentation and so far I found no guide on how to keep both repository updated with each other changes.
The following links make notes of the scenario but are not addressing the solution properly.
A synchronization of changes might have to be done between:
- Workspaces present in the same repository.
- Workspaces present in different repositories.
Developepment Infrastructure (DI) Architecture
Central source file management – in the Design Time Repository (DTR), a file storage in a database with export mechanisms that allow you to synchronize the instances of the DTR in a distributed development.
Solution?
Does NWDI offers any tool to solve this kind of requirement? Am I missing any documentation?
Or, NWDI doesn't have a solution for this kind of scenario?
And by the way, I would expect a "smooth" integration between the servers, like automatic asynchronous replication, with proper managment of conflicts and all the other delightful paradigms of source control. 
Are we talking about exporting source code and importing it on the other side? Would this be the only alternative, and how is it done?
Thanks in advance.