How does NWDI do version control?

We use NWDI to control version for our Portal.
Where is the place to find out whether a change/development is
moved to consolidation or production ?
Thanks! Points!

hi,
use the following URL
http://<host>:port:/devinf
select track related to your project
regards
Ben

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Dan,
Which version of LabVIEW do you have?
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I just start work with OWB and I have a question to know how is the best way to do something.
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