On 7/3/06, Josias Thöny <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Mon, 2006-07-03 at 10:01 +0200, Andreas Hartmann wrote:
> at the moment, changing the meta data of a document doesn't
> create a new version of the document. IMO this should be changed,
> the meta data should be treated as a part of the document.
In general I agree.
But would that mean that a new revision is also created when a document
is e.g. published, because the workflow information is stored in the
metadata?
And when you roll back to an old revision, what happens to the workflow
information in the document?
Or are you talking only about meta data which can be edited by the user
in the site area?
Easy stuff. The META information is stored in the XML for the
Revision. Which Revision is "live" is stored in the Translation.
Setting the "live" Revision (otherwise known as "publishing" or
"rollback") does not affect the Revision. (A "lastPublished" flag to
distinguish between temporary Revisions and ones that were published
could be useful, but that is not implemented yet.)
Workflow information should be included in the Revision. Approvals
only count for the specific Revision, and cannot be applied to other
Revisions. The plan is to keep Workflow information in another file
"{revision}.workflow", and use it to decide whether a Revision is
allowed to be set "live".
solprovider
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