Hi everyone! I have a little problem here.
I work for a big client who is asking (among the rest) to produce a log file containing the names of the files I changed while working on their Flare projects.
Now, small projects aren't a real issue, I can keep track of the work I do, but when it comes to bigger ones (and I am talking 3,000 PDF pages built using Deltas made of who-knows-how-many HTM files) it becomes an impossible task.
Do you know of any internal function of MCF or any external software/plugin that can help me doing this? Even something that works outside the flprj, as something that records every time I apply and save a change to each individual HTM file, but only operates within Windows folders (I don't know if I made myself very clear here, sorry English is not my native language).
Thank you for any help you will be giving me!
How to log changes
Re: How to log changes
Perhaps the File List sorted by Date Modified could get you there? I noticed there's an export feature, which might help as well.
https://help.madcapsoftware.com/flare20 ... w-Pane.htm
https://help.madcapsoftware.com/flare20 ... w-Pane.htm
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Re: How to log changes
@Georgiod93 If you use any source control (e.g. Git), it will record every save you make in the commit log. Then you should be able to export the file history to show any changes, and your comments on them.
If you don't use source control, it might be too difficult to set up just for this purpose (although there are other benefits, especially making sure your work is backed up!)
If you don't use source control, it might be too difficult to set up just for this purpose (although there are other benefits, especially making sure your work is backed up!)
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