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+Hello all,
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+I work for a company that produces books using InDesign and marketing assets for these books in Photoshop/Illustrator.
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+What we're ultimately looking for is a system that allows us to make changes (primarily to the books) and log the changes to the file so we can keep track of what has been edited when.
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+Ideally, we'd also be able to pull up an older version of the file if needed. So if we have 10 commits and are on commit #10, we could pull up commit #7 if needed and see that file as it was back when it was committed the 7th time.
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+I hope I explained what I'm looking for clearly. Is this something git-annex could help wtih?
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+Thanks