Object Versioning

Objects in Designer Central are versioned. That is, whenever a design modification is done, new versions of the modified objects are created to store the modified design.

Versions allows you to review the state of the design at some point in the past, and eventually to revert to it.

By default, new object versions are created every time some design modifications are saved using the integration.

Designer Central's object versioning also makes it possible to handle design development processes involving lifecycles with milestones.

Once a milestone is reached, and that it's time to move on to the development for the next milestone, new revisions of the objects can be created. These new revisions will have their own history of versions, and their lifecycle state can be managed independently from the previous revisions.

By default, revisions of an object are named following the sequence of letters A, B, C, and so on.

The versions of a specific revisions are then named by appending a number to the revision name : A.0, A.1, A.2, and so on.