Revision Codes

Revision codes follow a specified form as outlined in ISO 19650. The code consists of a letter prefix, a primary revision to be shared, and a primary work in progress (WIP) revision. Putting all three parts together, the revision code takes the form:

P##.## or C##.## where P and C represent the available prefix letters defined as:

P = preliminary, non-contractual information
C = contractual information

The Primary revision to be shared is a numeric integer. Project administrators can control the number of digits used to represent the integer, up to a limit of six. For example, if the integer is represented with two digits, it would look like "01", "02", and so on. The primary WIP revision is also a numeric integer with an adjustable number of digits up to six. When information is shared, the WIP revision is dropped.

Important: Currently, there is a limitation preventing the WIP revision from being removed.

Example

Consider an example with non-contractual information using a digit count of two. If there are 5 WIP revisions before being shared, the revision codes would look as follows:

P01.01 > P01.02 > ... > P01.05 > P01