← Back to Roadmap

Version Control - Frontend

0 features

πŸ“‹ Description

A robust, multi-level versioning model that enables teams to manage all content types with parallel work tracks, complete traceability of delivered units, and precision metadata at the right level. It builds on the traditional object-version-revision hierarchy, adds a subversion layer to support incremental deliveries and updates, and incorporates language variants and formats as first-class concerns.

πŸ’Ž Business Value

Fewer release risks, faster parallel delivery, and audit‑ready history across versions, subversions, languages, and formats.
⚑ Active development branch

πŸ“ UX-Specification Resolved  View in Azure DevOps β†’

πŸ“– Frontend User Stories (2)

User stories linked from other projects

πŸ“– Version Control

Done

## Story Statement As a content author, I want robust version control for topics, graphics, sections so that updates can be made safely without overwriting historical versions or breaking reuse. ## Business Value * Protects content integrity by preserving historical versions. * Reduces rework by enabling safe updates to reused assets. * Improves auditability and confidence for release teams.

View in Azure DevOps β†’

πŸ“– Version Control for Reusable Content

Approved

## Story Statement As a content author, I want robust version control for topics, graphics, sections so that updates can be made safely without overwriting historical versions or breaking reuse. ## Business Value * Protects content integrity by preserving historical versions. * Reduces rework by enabling safe updates to reused assets. * Improves auditability and confidence for release teams.

View in Azure DevOps β†’

πŸ“‹ Frontend Requirements (1)

Related requirement tasks from other projects

βœ“ 1.11 - System supports version control on topics, graphics, sections, maps (anything input into the sytem)

To Do

Description Platform Status: partially supported PPT Status: Yes MVP: Yes Must Have: Priority 1 (A) Current Challenges Currently if marketing changes the term "Accuterminal" to "varioterminal", tech info has to create a "save as" copy and find everywhere version A was originally used and replace it with verison B. Not an affective way to manage content. We could update the title to varioterminal, but the topic name and content holder would still be "accuterminal". Likewise, if we went ahead and changed the topic "name" and content holder, it would change all previous versions - essentially no version control. Requires new content each time which makes managing reuse difficult. Notes Pending on component reuse Needs to be manual or automated process to propagate changes to the "end-user" or target platform. Publication structures (recipes) Sections: within a topic (sub-topic-component) Currently using PLM system (wind-chill): adapted to engineering

View in Azure DevOps β†’