This is the home of the Perforce Directory Standard, PDS. This contains documentation is intended to help when planning a directory structure standard for any given organization for Perforce Helix Core. It is not actually a standard; it is a document intended to be helpful in creating a local standard for your organization.
The PDS.
When getting started with Perforce Helix Core or expanding its scope within an enterprise, it’s a good time to establish a formal, documented Perforce Directory Standard (PDS).
A well-designed directory structure simplifies the flow of change and intuitively conveys information about...
Product life cycle
Release process
Branching strategy
In addition to their intrinsic value, a PDS is handy to have in the event of a Configuration Management audit.
The PDS stands on its own, and can be incorporated into a large document hierarchy. It’s best deployed as a living document that evolves as your organization’s needs change.
Download it yourself and give it a try!
The PDS is discussed here in the [PDS Perforce Forums page] (http://forums.perforce.com/index.php?/topic/707-perforce-directory-standard-pds).
Perforce Directory Standard === Welcome --- This is the home of the Perforce Directory Standard, PDS. This contains documentation is intended to help when planning a directory structure standard for any given organization for Perforce Helix Core. It is not actually a standard; it is a document intended to be helpful in creating a local standard for your organization. Introduction --- The [PDS](https://swarm.workshop.perforce.com/files/guest/perforce_software/pds/main/PDS-5.2.zip). When getting started with Perforce Helix Core or expanding its scope within an enterprise, it’s a good time to establish a formal, documented Perforce Directory Standard (PDS). A well-designed directory structure simplifies the flow of change and intuitively conveys information about... Product life cycle Release process Branching strategy In addition to their intrinsic value, a PDS is handy to have in the event of a Configuration Management audit. The PDS stands on its own, and can be incorporated into a large document hierarchy. It’s best deployed as a living document that evolves as your organization’s needs change. Download it yourself and give it a try! Forums --- The PDS is discussed here in the [PDS Perforce Forums page] (http://forums.perforce.com/index.php?/topic/707-perforce-directory-standard-pds).
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