Re: Control of version

David Williams wrote: > > In article <33B9E211.4B87@netcomuk.co.uk>, Ian Goddard > <igoddard@netcomuk.co.uk> writes > >David Williams wrote: > >> > ><snip> > >> > >> Easy, notice that at any time if you take the latest version of > >> each file then they should combine to be a working product? > > > >How would you handle a need to regenerate historical versions? E.g. if > >you had customers who didn't want your current version for some reason > >but needed what was current six months ago? > > > > > >Ian > > That never happens..customers always want the latest version, I'm not sure. I'm currently working at a site where we use a commercial product which has a fairly limited user base. The result is a sort of semi-custom product. Some users may need different sub-sets of the functionality. In this sort of situation the requirement may not arise. > want to buy Windows 3.0? Thought not.. No, but it's just part of a long list of things I don't want to buy ... Oracle, castor oil, a holiday in Benidorm... Ian