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· Jul. 1 2min de leitura

Milwaukee Packout Medium Toolbox

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Milwaukee Packout Medium Toolbox

The Milwaukee Packout Medium Toolbox is a go-to choice for professionals and DIYers who need a rugged, reliable, and customizable storage solution. Built to withstand the toughest job site conditions, this toolbox combines strength, versatility, and smart design as part of Milwaukee’s modular Packout system.

Durable Construction

Made from impact-resistant polymers, the Medium Toolbox is designed to endure rough handling, extreme temperatures, and harsh environments. The reinforced corners and weather-sealed lid help keep your tools protected from water, dust, and debris, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor work.

Smart Storage

Inside, the toolbox offers ample space for a variety of tools, with an interior tray that helps organize smaller items like bits, fasteners, or hand tools. The box is deep enough to store power tools and other bulky equipment, making it ideal for a wide range of applications.

Modular Compatibility

One of the standout features of the Milwaukee Packout system is its modularity. The Medium Toolbox easily connects with other Packout components—such as rolling toolboxes, organizers, and totes—thanks to its intuitive locking mechanism. This allows you to build a customized storage stack tailored to your workflow.

Portable and Secure

Despite its solid build, the toolbox remains easy to carry thanks to its heavy-duty handle and compact size. Metal-reinforced locking points add an extra layer of security, allowing you to lock the box when left unattended.

Conclusion

The Milwaukee Packout Medium Toolbox offers a perfect balance between portability and capacity, making it a smart investment for those who value durability, organization, and flexibility on the job. Whether you're a contractor, technician, or hobbyist, this toolbox keeps your gear safe, accessible, and ready to move when you are.

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· Jul. 1

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· Jul. 1

Résumé de la communauté des développeurs d'InterSystems, Juin 2025

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· Jul. 1

Is it possible to audit code changes by user?

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Is it possible to audit code changes in a namespace?

Ideally what we'd like to be able to do is check which classes were compiled (or deleted) in a time period, eg in last 3 months, and which user made those changes. Even better would be an audit of what those changes were, but that's less important (for us, as we can probably find that information in other ways).

We have a service where 3 groups, each with multiple users, potentially have access to make changes to the live service. With the best will in the world, each group doesn't always tell every other group about changes made... and it'd make managing things much easier if we had a log of who made what changes that doesn't need manually maintained.

Audit Log seems like a good place to start, but its not obvious to us how to get it to do what we want...

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