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How to recognize changes on released parts

Hi,
is there a way to detect changes on released parts and drawing?
right know I know three ways to "compare" parts:
- compare the "main version" with a "release version" → right click on the version/release and "compare"
The disadvantage here is that you can only compare the whole part studio with the different version (makes it a bit confusiong for part studios with more parts in it) . And you have to know which is the right "release version" to compare with. I think this only works good when you have a seperate release version for every part.
And this kind of comparison doesn't work with drawings. - prepare a release candidate
When preparing a release candidate there is a note if the geometrie of the part didn't changed over the revisions.
But I think only knows if the geometrie changed if you insert a new feature. I have changed the distance between two holes (e.g. Revision 1 = 10mm to Revision 2 = 20mm). Onshape still mentioned that the geometrie didn't changed!
Also this doesn't work for drawings. - work with comments
The disadvantage here is you can easily forgett to comment a change in the part studio.
And you can't comment on a drawing.
Now I am interessted how other people/companys document and manage changes to released parts. Or is there any other way that onshape automatically detects changes to a released part.
I hope I have explained my problem clearly enough.
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