Scheuerm: New page: When planning on working on the ontology (adapted from Cristian Cocos): 1. Make sure, via Skype, that no one is working on the ontology right now, so that you can be certain that the onto...

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New page: When planning on working on the ontology (adapted from Cristian Cocos): 1. Make sure, via Skype, that no one is working on the ontology right now, so that you can be certain that the onto...

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When planning on working on the ontology (adapted from Cristian Cocos):

1. Make sure, via Skype, that no one is working on the ontology right now,
so that you can be certain that the ontology you will be downloading is the
latest version.

2. Let everybody know that you will be working on the ontology for two
hours, starting now. (Offline Skype status, or no reply, will be interpreted
as "not working on the ontology, go ahead"! Make sure, then, that you are
always online when working on the CTO.)

3. Download the latest CTO version using your SVN client.

4. Read the log, just so you know what has happened to the CTO since you last
updated it.

5. Do your work, keeping track religiously of all the changes you make. All of
this will go into the log. Will be making heavy use of abbreviations
(ac=added class, mc=modified class, dc=deleted class etc.). The log should
be as exhaustive as possible.

6. When done, you should save all changes locally, and upload them onto the server.
Make sure you fill out the log when uploading (you will be prompted to do
that at the time of the upload).

7. Let everyone know via Skype that you have just uploaded the latest
version, and that you are done with the CTO for now.

CTO Check-out Procedure - Revision history

Scheuerm: New page: When planning on working on the ontology (adapted from Cristian Cocos): 1. Make sure, via Skype, that no one is working on the ontology right now, so that you can be certain that the onto...