Hello,
Recently there was a discussion on this group about cvs and subversion as a methode to store version and ropository. Fot software projects I use CVS and saw this was not suitable for solidworks files because solidworks are stored as binary files. With the succesor of CVS Subversion
This version control system for solidworks should at least be able to do:
- keep subsequent changes and version of files
- has a commit, update, status, and checkout (as subversion can do)
- check on dependency (is that neccesary while you can go back to a certain state, date or release)
- some interface within solidworks to do revisions and put the information in the information in the costum properties.
- be able to get back a released version of files, project or other.
The aim would be a very basic version control system for solidworks.
Has someone already done some filecontrol with subversion and could this be a backend for a system described?
Thanks in advance.
Johnny