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RE: poor version management in archetype editor
A combination of a good version management tool and an
internal configuration management policy works well for us, I would be happy to
discuss this with others.
We use subversion as our version management tool and find
it indispensible for us.. I would be interested to hear what other
archetype/template authors use for their configuration
management.
regards
Richard Kavanagh
Head of Interoperability Specifications
Data
Standards and Products
NHS Connecting for Health
Tel : +44 (0)113 397
4398
Mob : +44 (0)7770
644449
Richard.Kavanagh@nhs.net
www.connectingforhealth.nhs.uk
NHS
Connecting for Health supports the NHS in providing better, safer care by
delivering computer systems and services which improve the way patient
information is stored and accessed.
Dear all,
Currently underway in making
archetypes using the Ocean archetype editor we encounter a major flaw in the
tool.
It is impossible to maintain version management, which leads to
many inconsistencies in the archetypes.
Also, while participating in the
review of archetypes such as blood pressure, the old (before review) and the new
(after review) have the same version.
I think this is a very urgent
matter to solve, otherwise we will end up with heaps of archetypes on the same
subject that are different.
In particular a requirement is that an
author, while developing, is able to have a versioning structure that allows
going back to earlier versions, or work on improvements while not changing an
existing version directly.
In other words: missing versioning is making
it hard to produce archetypes.
Sincerely yours,
dr. William TF
Goossen
director
Results 4 Care b.v.
De Stinse 15
3823 VM
Amersfoort
the Netherlands
email: Results4Care@cs.com
phone +
31654614458
fax +3133 2570169
www.results4care.nl
Dutch Chamber of
Commerce number: 32133713
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