I'm new to Clarion and working on a task moving an existing project into Git.
I have used Clarion's internal tooling to export APP files to text (via Application > Export Application To Text). However, upon importing these .APV files back into Clarion, compilation breaks due to a myriad of errors. Tracing these errors led to the discovery (upon running a diff) that newly imported procedures were missing their parameter signatures.
The same symptoms occur when using Rick Martin's famous Upper Park VC tool via Upper Park VC > Save App to Version Control, as well as by right clicking on Solution Items in the Solution Explorer and selecting VC Getting Started > Test Export and re-Import APP Files.
Overall the question is, how can I modify my export/import process in order to preserve the solution state upon re-importing all APPs into Clarion?
Note: working in Clarion 10.
The issue is the APP file was originally from older version of Clarion and there is a bug in the import from text logic that does not properly handle prototype information in both the old and new format. I updated the Upper Park VC tool to detect this condition and remove the old prototype format to resolve the issue.