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Status Future Consideration
Categories 03. Files
Created by Guest
Created on Oct 18, 2018

When file is saved via Sync, create a new version

Currently, when you work via your sync folder, when you save the file, the current version is overwritten.  Often this is fine, but if you want to save the current version in the version history and make the next update a new version, you can only doing this by uploading the file via the browser, which means first saving the file in another place, navigating to the browser and uploading, wait for it to sync back down and reopen it from the sync folder. 

One could consider saving every update as a new version by default (which would use a lot of unnecessary space), or introducing a right-click menu option in the plugin to let users indicate when an update gets saved as a new version.  There would be work involved in getting the UX just right.

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  • Guest
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    Jan 11, 2019

    and O365 one drive has it too https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/blog/2017/07/19/expanding-onedrive-version-history-support-file-types/

  • Guest
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    Jan 11, 2019

    box.com has it too, it is often call "version history" https://community.box.com/t5/Organizing-and-Tracking-Content/Accessing-Version-History/ta-p/50452

  • Guest
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    Jan 11, 2019

    Compared to file sync services such as google drive or dropbox, the "My Drive" in the IBM Connections cloud lacks a proper version history which puts all files in "my drive" at risk to loose data