History and Documentation
  • 11 Nov 2024
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Overview

To aid in version control and to view Comments, Documents, External Links, Saves, and Checkpoints associated with a specific Designer Element, Designers are given a variety of History/Documentation Actions and Settings. The following document discusses and demonstrates how to use these features to catalog Designer Elements in Decisions. 


History/Documentation Actions

The History/Documentation Actions can be accessed by right-clicking the name of a Designer Element and selecting Advanced > View History in the OTHER section. Early versions of v9 have a History section, click View History.


History Folder

The History Folder of a Designer Element provides information based on the version and history of that specific element. This Folder can be accessed by right-clicking a Designer Element and selecting History/Documentation Actions > Open/View.  

The Folder's Page displays the following three sections:

Section Name

Description

History and Documentation

Shows the element's Name, Modified On date, the Modified By email, the Behavior type, and the amount of Backups that are available for the item (Backup Count). 

Older Versions

Displays all Backups or Saves/Checkpoints for the element. Right-clicking one of the backups exposes a new Action menu with options for utilizing the Backup. This includes the ability to Restore From Backup, management options, and more. 

Recent Comments

Displays all added Comments, Documents (with Download/Update options), External Links, and Preview Images associated with the element. 


Designer Studio Settings: Archive

To help with version control, Decisions provides adjustable Settings that allow the Decisions Studio to automatically archive previously saved versions of a Designer Element based on the age of the version, or when a new version is saved. These settings help to control how many versions and Backup files are saved for an individual element. 



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