Skip to main content
  • Paligo Documentation
  • Versioning

Versioning

A "fork" is a special type of link between a publication and its content. This means that it's not the topic or subpublication itself, but a reference (link) that is used in a publication. Learn more, see Forks.

fork.png

  1. Fork, only a reference (link) to the actual topic

  2. Actual origin topic, where you write your content

A "fork" is a special type of link between a publication and its content. This means that it's not the topic or subpublication itself, but a reference (link) that is used in a publication. Learn more, see Forks.

fork.png

  1. Fork, only a reference (link) to the actual topic

  2. Actual origin topic, where you write your content

A "fork" is a special type of link between a publication and its content. This means that it's not the topic or subpublication itself, but a reference (link) that is used in a publication. Learn more, see Forks.

fork.png

  1. Fork, only a reference (link) to the actual topic

  2. Actual origin topic, where you write your content