Issue 4373: Cloned OrgStructure and cloned copy's VersionHistory issue (osf-ftf)
Source: Adaptive (Mr. Pete Rivett, pete.rivett(at)adaptive.com)
Nature: Clarification
Severity: Significant
Summary: :  If an OrgStructure is cloned to allow further changes after publishing then (in some cases at least - where the cloning is intended to mean 'create new version') it is not clear whether the clone will copy the VersionHistory of the original. It might also be desirable for the Published version to share the clone's VersionHistory (so that one can see that it has been succeeded by a later version). However this could get into problems if the original Published Object were to be cloned a second time.
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June 20, 2001: received issue
Discussion: 
When an OrgStructure is cloned it is not clear what happens to the cloned copy's VersionHistory
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Issue:  When an OrgStructure is cloned it is not clear what happens to
the cloned copy's VersionHistory
Source:  Adaptive Ltd. (Mr. Pete Rivett, pete.rivett@adaptive.com)
Nature:  Clarification
Severity:  Significant
Summary:  If an OrgStructure is cloned to allow further changes after
publishing then (in some cases at least - where the cloning is
intended to mean 'create new version') it is not clear whether the
clone will copy the VersionHistory of the original. It might also be
desirable for the Published version to share the clone's
VersionHistory (so that one can see that it has been succeeded by a
later version). However this could get into problems if the original
Published Object were to be cloned a second time.
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Revised Text:
Actions taken: