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> Do you all think that revision control software (such as git or svn
> or whatever) is a good tool for model development in a group
> environment?

Indeed, yes, since SBML files are line-oriented text files, setting up a git or svn networked repository would seem like a great way to go. Things like diff should work as expected, you can log reasons for changes, you can generate logs of changes, etc.

It might be worth checking out what Tommy Yu and colleagues have done with PMR2: http://www.cellml.org/tools/pmr

MH
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