Files and stacks
In an Akord vault, files and other assets are organized as 'stacks'. A stack represents one single file and all the subsequent revisions that may come after.
akord stack:create <vaultId>
Stacks can be renamed. Each new name gets stored on top of the stack so that previous titles can be queried.
akord stack:rename <stackId> 'New title'
You can upload multiple versions of files to the same stack.
Similar to a stack of physical objects, each time you upload a new version, the stack height will increase. This gives a full audit trail of all the file's revisions and actions against it.
akord stack:upload-revision <stackId>
Stacks can be moved between folders or other objects (parents). This gives the members flexible control over how they can organize their stacks, either hierarchical or by group.
akord stack:move <stackId> <parentId>
You can remove the stack from your active vault. This doesn't remove the data from the vault, but rather changes the list of active stacks/files.
akord stack:revoke <stackId>
By restoring a stack, you make it active in the vault again.
akord stack:restore <stackId>
Forever removes the stack from the vault.
akord stack:delete <stackId>
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