> (b) I'm concerned about file relationships. SolidWorks has relationships
> between different files, and it needs a version-control system that keeps
> track of all the versions. For example, the most common relationship
> between files could be an assembly (like a simple pen) that has multiple
> parts (cap, grip, main cylinder, internal ink part, etc.). So the trick is
> that if I want to look at an old version of the design, it needs to pull up
> the *corresponding old versions of the related files too. *Does SmartSVN
> work in this way?
If you will properly commit all related changes in a single commit, then updating to an old revision should work. This is not specific to SmartSVN but to all Subversion clients. Hence, you may consider to discuss details at:
us...@subversion.apache.org
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Best regards,
Marc Strapetz
syntevo GmbH
http://www.syntevo.com
06/28/2023 17:02 - Andres Dandler wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I'm looking at installing SmartSVN to manage 3D CAD files.
>
> (a) has anyone done this? (I see only one person, Robert Finley, who
> mentions using it successfully)
> (b) I'm concerned about file relationships. SolidWorks has relationships
> between different files, and it needs a version-control system that keeps
> track of all the versions. For example, the most common relationship
> between files could be an assembly (like a simple pen) that has multiple
> parts (cap, grip, main cylinder, internal ink part, etc.). So the trick is
> that if I want to look at an old version of the design, it needs to pull up
> the *corresponding old versions of the related files too. *Does SmartSVN
> work in this way?
>
> Thank you!
>
> -Andres
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