[Framers] Anyone using OneDrive as a repository?

[Robert Lauriston]

StarTeam is a revision control system. Microsoft's counterpart is Team
Foundation Server, which is fine if you're already paying for it
through a MSDN subscription or whatever. Subversion (SVN) is probably
the most popular alternative.

OneDrive is MS's answer to Google Drive and Dropbox. I don't think any
of those is a good choice as a repository for shared files when you
want to make sure only one person edits them at a time. Even as a
single user I've run into file locking conflicts that were a pain to
resolve.

On Thu, Mar 10, 2016 at 10:15 AM, Michael Norton <mnorton at openspan.com> wrote:
> Anyone using Microsoft OneDrive as a repository for Frame, RoboHelp, Word, graphics, and PDF documentation files?
>
> Looks like I've been given the task of moving from our current repository (StarTeam) to something else, preferably OneDrive. I'm mainly using StarTeam as a backup location, so no content management capabilities are needed. Simple check in/check out for one to two writers should suffice. I'm not familiar with OneDrive and maybe some of you are, any suggestions or critiques would be welcome.