Hi Justin,
On 25.10.19 20:04, [email protected] wrote:
Hi,
If a training material has not been updated for a time period longer
than year for example it should be marked as "Outdated.”
Yep which can be determined by saving a date of publishing and a guess at when
it needs to be updated in metadata.
We might be able to automate some of this if it bases on a released version of
software, but we wouldn’t be able to do that for all material (see below).
"revdate" and "revnumber”.
Not all material is based on a a product version e.g. the current Apache Way
and incubator talks.
Might be different for each material/training.
Very likely.
What about simply make a usage like this:
Having a "revnumber" means this is version based release.
but if no "revnumber" given but a "revdate" this could be used an
indicator to make it differentiable and handle also the thing to be
identifying material being outdated.
More formally:
If "revnumber" is given AND "revdate" is given:
Product released based things. Also makes it easy
to have an "outdated" relation. "revdate" will be filled
with the release date.
If "revnumber" is NOT given AND "revdate" is given:
not related to a product; for example incubator talks etc.
but we can define "outdated" if needed. As you mentioned
can be filled with published date.
Thanks,
Justin
Kind regards
Karl Heinz Marbaise