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Revision description of "Main" gets set to the most recently released revision description

Lucas_KuhnsLucas_Kuhns Member, csevp Posts: 88 PRO
in Drawings
Did I perhaps set the drawing templates up incorrectly or is this happening to everyone else too? After releasing a drawing, the revision description in "Main" is set to the same thing as the description I had for what I just released! That seems like odd behavior. Shouldn't the description be set to blank/null for the pending drawing? In what scenario would you want back-to-back releases be the same revision description?


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    nick_papageorge073nick_papageorge073 Member, csevp Posts: 676 PRO
    I think something is wrong on your end. I just released 50 some drawings the past month and haven't see this at all. Here is one I just did today.


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    Nath_McCNath_McC Member Posts: 114 PRO
    If you update the description in the revision table (the white box allows you to update) and release that version, it will stay with what you entered. It is linked to the Revision description on that version added or released.

    You can also go back into that version using the versions and history tree at a later date and change it via the properties, as below.

    My default is set to 'RELEASED FOR MANUFACTURE', so for every revision it will auto fill with that.


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