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Versions is nice. After you first save the file every subsequent manual save creates a version. There are consequently not only the automatic hourly versions.
by 1001100 16y ago
Versions is nice. After you first save the file every subsequent manual save creates a version. There are consequently not only the automatic hourly versions.
The UI is a bit clunky, though. OS X switches to a fullscreen Time Machine view which felt way too jarring to me.
The locking behavior is also very well thought out. Additionally to automatically locking documents after two weeks, Lion also (better) exposes this functionality in the UI. All this helps to make it much less likely that you will ever accidentally overwrite an old document you used as a template. (When you start editing a locked document a dialog pops up telling you that the document is locked and the default option is not unlock but duplicate which is great.)
- niels_olson 16y agoHow is this going to interact with git and versions (the svn client)? What about my mediawiki install that versions every article already? How deep does this new Versions go?
- 1001100 16y agoThe developer has to use NSDocument and flip a switch in order to turn Versions on. It’s not on by default.