What are Issues, Versions, and Threads?
Razor’s tool suite consists of Issues, Versions, and Threads. Their functions are as follows: Issues: The Issues program is the problem tracking part of the Razor tool suite. It provides a very intuitive and powerful interface to a configurable database. Although its most frequent implementation is a problem tracking system, it can actually be configured to satisfy all sorts of needs, such as managing customer contacts, managing help desk operations, etc. Versions: Versions provides a straightforward mechanism for controlling, monitoring, and archiving changes made to files in your development environment. Using Issues in conjunction with Versions enables users to track problems through code/document solutions. Threads: The Threads program provides a mechanism for defining which unique combination of files (defined by file name and version number) “belong together” for the purpose of a product build or release. Threads may be managed using Issues thus providing the ability to create or
