This guide provides documentation for client-side collaboration on SysML v2 server projects.
Collaborative modeling allows multiple users to work on different parts of the same server project, ensuring efficient teamwork and real-time collaboration. The collaborative modeling documentation explains the principles of working with server projects stored on Teamwork Cloud.
Teamwork Cloud provides a repository for storing projects and users, allows managing user permissions, and offers the same solutions and user experience for working with server projects.
Basic concepts
Before you start working with server projects, get acquainted with the following collaborative modeling concepts.
Concept
Description
Server project
A project stored either in Teamwork Cloud or on the 3DEXPERIENCE platform.
User
A person who can log in to Teamwork Cloud or the 3DEXPERIENCE platform and has permissions to access one or more server projects.
Version
The smallest possible milestone of the project development in Teamwork Cloud. A new project version is created each time a user commits project changes to the server. Versions are labeled by numbers in ascending order starting from 1 (one).
Branch
A copy of a server project made at a certain point of the project development. Each project branch can be developed independently.
Trunk
The base branch of a server project that cannot be deleted. Project branches are usually created from the trunk.
Comment
An optional description of a project version/iteration made during the project commit.
Tag
A label of a project version/iteration helping to identify it from other project versions/iterations.
Commit
A process of sending the changes made in the project to the server. Each commit creates a new project version/iteration.
Author
A user who has committed a particular project version/iteration.
Update
A process of loading the latest project version/iteration to the modeling tool.
Category
A concept for grouping projects in a server repository.
Used project/project usage
A server project used in the project you are working with. It can be a library, profile, or regular project.