This article will guide you through revisioning and is divided into three sections:
What is a revision
Revisioning in the SEC-Hub
Revisions timeline
Creation of revisions
Compare revisions
Filter function
Example of a revision
What is a revision
Revisioning makes it possible to create clearly defined timestamps on a project and its data. It acts as a fixed reference point to measure and compare your structures against as it allows you to look back at earlier stages in your project development.
Users can visually compare how the structures have changed throughout the lifespan of a project as well as compare previous versions to the current state of the structure when necessary.
Revisions allow users to:
View the revisions timeline
Create revisions
Compare revisions
Filter revisions
Revisioning in the SEC-Hub
View the revisions timeline
Locate your project
Hover the project and select Revisions
Creating a revision
Locate your project
Hover the project and select Revisions
Select Create a revision
Fill out the description
Select Create
Compare revisions
Select the revision and aspect (structure) in the revisions timeline
Automatically it will compare to the current state or you can select a revision in the drop-down
The comparisons and changes are defined by three different colors:
Green 🟩 = Added system
Yellow 🟨 = Modified system (Name, Progress, Description, Owners, etc.)
Red 🟥 = Deletion of system
Filter function
On large-scale projects, it's beneficial if you have the option to filter through the changes in the comparison between two revisions. This can be done by filtering systems that are either added, modified, or deleted as well as filtering on their name, color, progress, owner, etc.
Example of revision comparisons
Throughout a project, several revisions can be made. In this example, we will see the changes that have been made in the functional aspect from the second revision to the current state.
In the example above, we see that the system =H2 has been changed. If we dive into the changes, we can see that the name of the system has been changed as well as the ownership.
Moreover, we see that the =U1 system as well as two systems within =H2 have been deleted and that the system =GP1 and system(s) within =H1 have been created.