A revision tag is a snapshot of a model’s structural information at a point in time.
A revision tag is a snapshot of a model’s structural information at a point in time.
Whenever you or another user makes at least one structural change, you can save those changes in a revision tag. All the saved changes in a particular revision tag can then be synced to a compatible target model. You can also use a revision tag as the basis for a new model, or compare revision tags in the same model.
When working with revision tags, we recommend that you:
Work with revision tags explains how to:
Note that the following tasks are not supported:
Add a revision tag whenever you want to create a point from which a model's structural information can be synchronized with that of another. For example:
When features are ready for testing or production use, you can add revision tags to your development model and then use them as the basis for new testing or production models. For instructions on how to create a model from a revision tag, see Work with revision tags.
You can group many structural changes into a single revision tag, or add revision tags incrementally after each change.
Note: Revision tags don't contribute towards your workspace size allowance.
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