Add baseline version to code history

Hi Erwin,

With the next version (2023.1) of the Software Factory, we have brought improvements to the Code review and its details.

From this version onwards, Code review will take place whilst watching the live-data. Only after approving the Code review (Change log), the code will be logged. This way we prevent a lot of data that previously would be made after each single change in control procedure templates.

I believe this solves your idea, agreed?

I might be missing the point, but your suggested solution sounds like the exact way it currently works. 

In 2022.2 and before, when a Control procedure was in the Review state, every change done to code during this state would be written away to the Code review tables and also to the history tables. This caused a lot of additional data being saved such as comments. This will no longer happen in the 2023.1.

In 2023.1, when a Control procedure was put into the Review state, only a Code review record will be made - without code. Additionally, there will no longer be (project) versions which results in a singular Code review. History of code changes will of course still be recorded for comparison purposes, but will not flood any screen you normally see.

Pictures speak a thousand words 😄:

The history will only show a singular change per Control procedure (code) and template that actually was modified, thus eliminating a list of every single change. The code on the right is live-data. When the code undergoes changes, this code history will not show multiple lines.

You do have the option to see every change using this task: 

But to go back to your idea, putting the Control procedure into the Review state and Approving the Control procedure will no longer produce two records.

Hope I explained it well enough😁