I have many workbenchs and some of them are quite complicated. I would like to write a description of all the steps. Are the workspace parameters the best place to write the description and the steps?
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Are workspace parameters a good way to help future users of my workbench to understand the logic behind it?
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Best answer by nielsgerrits
The official place to do this in the workspace Overview. (Navigator window, Workspace Parameters, Description, Overview). Not sure if this is the best place.
Our best practice is to create a big annotation at the startpoint of the workspace. This is more “in your face” when opening a workspace.
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The official place to do this in the workspace Overview. (Navigator window, Workspace Parameters, Description, Overview). Not sure if this is the best place.
Our best practice is to create a big annotation at the startpoint of the workspace. This is more “in your face” when opening a workspace.
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Ok thanks! That’s what I was hesitating between haha (big annotation at the beginning and Workspace Parameters)!
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one big annotation is always a great idea, but don’t let that replace smaller ones throughout the process to explain whats happening at certain points