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Not being able to easily access an historical view of a projects' development journey is quite often a pet peeve for designers and product managers. Too often, a designer has to get to grips with external VCS management tools which can require a fair level of expertise to drive them - quite time consuming when wanting to perform basic project management tasks. Even if you are competent with external VCS tools, they only ever deal with certain aspects of the project - VCS-related actions like opening, cloning and reverting. But what about the wider scope of project management, including releases and MCAD exchanges? Also let's not forget to factor in that most of this would typically require being shackled to the desktop.
Providing an elegant solution to the desire to see such information and interact with it from a single location, the Altium 365 Workspace facilitates the notion of Project History. Accessible through the Workspace's browser interface (a constituent part of the parent Altium 365 Platform Interface) or from within Altium Designer, a dedicated History view provides a progressive timeline of major events relating to the project - its creation, commits, releases, clones and MCAD exchanges - with various actions supported where applicable.
Access to the History view for a project is gained from the detailed CAD-centric management page for that project - the Projects Management page. Click the History entry in the left-hand pane.
Access the history for a project from that project's detailed management page.
The History view presents a timeline of basic events that have occurred during the project's evolution. It can essentially be broken down into three key sections, as shown in the following image and detailed thereafter.
Identifying the three key components of the History view.
The timeline shows a progression of events that happen during the life of a project. Each of these events appears along the timeline as a dedicated 'event tile'. The following sections take a look at the range of events currently supported and presentable as part of a project's historical timeline.
Related pages: Creating a New Managed Project (browser interface / Altium Designer), Making an Existing Project Available Online, Cloning a Project (browser interface / Altium Designer)
When a project is created, the Project Created event tile will be added to the timeline. This event marks the beginning of the historical timeline for the project. As such, it can always be found as the entry at the bottom of the timeline. The tile for this event can appear in two distinct variations:
Each time you perform a Commit & Push of the project to the Workspace (where the project is managed under the Workspace's internal Versioned Storage Git repository), a Project Committed event tile will be added to the timeline. The person who performed the commit and push is presented by name (and picture), along with the date and time. If a comment was added at the time of the commit and push - through the Commit to Version Control dialog - then that will also be displayed within the tile.
Example initial Project Committed event tile.
The tile also supports and presents design diffing information, showing more detailed information on what has changed between the current and previous commits. Elements supported include files, components, nets, variants, and PCB structure. The diffing section of the tile summarizes the various elements affected by the commit event, grouped by the following states:
- element added.
- element removed.
- element modified.
Clicking on the control in the tile will expand this diffing section to present the affected elements by name.
Click the control at the tile's top-right corner to access a menu with the following commands:
You can make a clone from any specific revision of the active project - directly from the corresponding Project Committed event tile for that revision.
Related page: Working with the Project Releaser
Each time you perform a release of the project - using Altium Designer's Project Releaser - a Project Released event tile will be added to the timeline. The person who performed the release is presented by name (and picture), along with the date and time. If a release note was added at the time of releasing the generated data to the Workspace - through the Confirm Release dialog - then that will also be displayed within the tile. Each of the data sets included in the release will also be listed.
Example Project Released event tile.
Click the control at the tile's top-right corner to access a menu with the following commands:
Accessing the dedicated Manufacturing Portal tab, with which to more closely inspect the release of the project.
Comparison of generated Gerber data between two releases of the design project.
Related page: Cloning a Project (browser interface / Altium Designer)
Each time you clone the project - either through the Workspace's browser interface, or from within Altium Designer - a Project Cloned event tile will be added to the timeline. The person who performed the clone is presented by name (and picture), along with the date and time. If a description was added at the time of cloning - through the Clone Project window (browser-based) or Clone Project dialog (Altium Designer) - then that will also be displayed within the tile. A link is provided to the cloned project - clicking this will access the detailed management page for that project, which opens on a separate tab of the browser.
Example Project Cloned event tile.
Related page: More about ECAD-MCAD CoDesign
When working between the electronic and mechanical design domains, the Workspace acts as the bridge between the two - facilitating direct ECAD-MCAD codesign. Whenever changes are made to the project's PCB design and those changes are pushed to the Workspace through the relevant CoDesigner panel, an MCAD Changes Suggested event tile will be added to the timeline. The person who performed the push is presented by name (and picture), along with the date and time. If a message was posted at the time of pushing - through the MCAD CoDesigner panel (Altium Designer), or Altium CoDesigner panel (in the supported MCAD software) - then that will also be displayed within the tile.
Example MCAD Changes Suggested event tile.
When the MCAD engineer makes changes to the PCB in their supported MCAD software and pushes them back to the Workspace, the corresponding push event will be available on the project's history timeline only after pulling the changes from the Workspace into Altium Designer.
Example showing two MCAD-related events. On the left of the timeline's trunk, the push event from the ECAD side, while on the right, the push event from the MCAD side.
Click the control at the top-right of the view to access a search field with which to quickly find events of interest along the timeline. The search facility supports basic searching of the project history, with dynamic filtering applied as you type your search string - leaving only the events relevant to that search displayed on the page. The matching text within an event tile is highlighted.
Example search of a project's history. The timeline is dynamically filtered as you type your (case insensitive) search term, with matching entries highlighted within each relevant event tile.
The search facility works with the following information:
Whenever a supported event happens in relation to the project, that event will be detected and made available to the History view automatically. Notification will appear at the bottom of the view shortly after the event takes place - click the control to update the timeline with the new event.
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