🚀 go-pugleaf

Hi Markus,

I later found the following article from Adobe about the workarounds to this issue: <http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=kb404970&sliceId=2>

Like you say, it describes the fact that if you're working in any unsupported application (e.g., FW, DW, and all other non Adobe products), you must first manually check-out the file before editing it.

This was not required in Version Cue 3, so it's a major step backwards. What's the value of having some applications check-in/out automatically while forgetting to do this with others actually DELETES DATA?

Given that Adobe created a low-level layer to handle check-in/out (Adobe Drive), they could have programmed it to automatically save a new version when trying to save to the Adobe network drive (it could use the time stamps or do a diff or checksum to detect changes), instead of OVERWRITING ALL PREVIOUS VERSIONS.

Thanks for reading my rants. :)