Abstract: Systems, apparatus, articles of manufacture, and methods to provide version control in a process control system development environment are disclosed. Example instructions cause at least one processor to at least cause presentation of a first graphical user interface to enable editing of a second graphical user interface of a process control system, the second graphical user interface based on information stored in a database, access a user instruction to modify the second graphical user interface from a first version to a second version, access user commit information associated with the second version, export the second version of the second graphical user interface from the database to a local file repository, and synchronize the second version from the local file repository to a remote repository, the synchronization to include the user commit information.

Abstract: Techniques for configuring and presenting multiple languages at a user interface executing in an operating environment of a process plant include configuring, in a configuration environment, a multi-language interface object to indicate a plurality of languages that may be presented at the user interface. The multi-language interface object includes a parameter whose value is changeable, within the operating environment, to indicate a desired language that is to be presented on the user interface. A configuration of the graphical display view that references the configured multi-language interface object is downloaded into the operating environment. Thus, during runtime, changes in the language utilized at the user interface are implemented without any additional downloads from or communications with the configuration environment.

Abstract: Techniques for configuring and presenting multiple languages at a user interface executing in an operating environment of a process plant include configuring, in a configuration environment, a multi-language interface object to indicate a plurality of languages that may be presented at the user interface. The multi-language interface object includes a parameter whose value is changeable, within the operating environment, to indicate a desired language that is to be presented on the user interface. A configuration of the graphical display view that references the configured multi-language interface object is downloaded into the operating environment. Thus, during runtime, changes in the language utilized at the user interface are implemented without any additional downloads from or communications with the configuration environment.