On 20.1.15 4:23 , Michael Marth wrote:
Hi John,
thought about this for a while, but I don’t have a good answer.
Afaics your use case would be best served with workspaces. Until these are
implemented in Oak one possibility would be to emulate in the app as mentioned
before.
Under the hood Oak
>Hi John,
>
>thought about this for a while, but I don¹t have a good answer.
>Afaics your use case would be best served with workspaces. Until these
>are implemented in Oak one possibility would be to emulate in the app as
>mentioned before.
>Under the hood Oak indeed uses branches that are design
Hi John,
thought about this for a while, but I don’t have a good answer.
Afaics your use case would be best served with workspaces. Until these are
implemented in Oak one possibility would be to emulate in the app as mentioned
before.
Under the hood Oak indeed uses branches that are designed to
> On 06 Jan 2015, at 16:17, John Gretz wrote:
>
> Hi Michael,
> What I mean is allowing for multiple authors to work in parallel on the same
> set of assets and eventually merge the changes back in the main branch after
> several days.In my mind this roughly translates to Jackrabbit's workspac
Hi Michael,
What I mean is allowing for multiple authors to work in parallel on the same
set of assets and eventually merge the changes back in the main branch after
several days.In my mind this roughly translates to Jackrabbit's workspaces (or
Git branches).
Thx!~J.
On Tuesday, January 6
Hi John,
as you noted, copying and merging on application level is not a full
replacement of workspaces. I would not even call it “emulation”.
Could you provide more information on what the problem is you want to solve?
Maybe there are other possibilities.
Cheers
Michael
> On 29 Dec 2014, at
Hi guys,
Given that at this time Oak supports only a single workspace - are there any
generally decent strategies to emulate multiple worspaces in Oak?
I think there was a suggestion in another email thread to copy the content tree
for each author and use ACLs to control access. How would this st
