Introduction
collective.teamwork is an add-on for Plone supporting workspaces with associated workgroups of users, managed locally.
There are two native types of workspaces: a project, which is a workspace that is considered top-level and serves as a navigation root, and a normal workspace, which can be nested within other workspaces, including projects.
Requires
Plone 4.2+ (currently tested against 4.3).
Dexterity (plone.app.dexterity) 1.0+
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Author: Sean Upton <sean.upton@hsc.utah.edu>
Copyright 2011-2013, The University of Utah.
Released as free software under the GNU GPL version 2 license. See doc/COPYING.txt
Changelog
0.9 (2013-12-16)
Updated to use of UUID-based group names. [seanupton]
Various updates to make group configuration management pluggable. [seanupton]
Moved source from uu.qiext to collective.teamwork [seanupton]
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