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This necromanced thread has been continued in a new one here:
https://forums.livecode.com/viewtopic.p ... fda7a36cca

Let's please reply with new responses in the new thread, and let this ancient one die a natural death, so folks know where to look for and reply to the current discussion.

My quoted answer was written 4 years ago before we had script-only stacks. Now we are able to use those, which are plain text files, to track script changes and update your stacks. Brian Milby"s Script Tracker stack was created to do this easily. I don't have a link handy but a forum search should find it.

Yes. And this is also 4 years old:

the OP wrote:Will we have less development features in the community edition than in the Indy one ?

jacque wrote:The license you choose doesn't matter, they all work the same way.

But that answer is still wrong.
[Edit. Corrected from "jacques" to "jacque", sorry for the typo.]

[-hh] wrote: Wed Feb 05, 2020 6:14 pm But that answer is still wrong.

Note that person wasn't me. Jacques is/was also on the mailing list and we were frequently were confused for each other.

Sorry 'jacque', I corrected the typo.
I cited the last line of viewtopic.php?p=136476#p136476

[-hh] wrote: Wed Feb 05, 2020 7:09 pm Sorry 'jacque', I corrected the typo.
I cited the last line of viewtopic.php?p=136476#p136476

Okay. I was talking about sharing work during stack development where the type of license makes no difference. I think there's a misunderstanding, but no matter.