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When switching to a different branch, it is necessary to do an "Import All" via the Studio git menu. This works as advertised, but for the imported code to be executable it needs to be compiled again, otherwise you'll still be running the previous branch. For this we go into the command line and do:
do $SYSTEM.OBJ.CompileAll() ; Compiles all classes
do ##class(%Library.Routine).CompileAll() ; Compiles all routines
Which is fine, but ideally the Import would automate this. Perhaps a separate 'Import All and Compile' option? Or a Yes/No prompt after Importing? Or perhaps a global setting to control compilation?
Thanks,
Chris
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When switching to a different branch, it is necessary to do an "Import All" via the Studio git menu. This works as advertised, but for the imported code to be executable it needs to be compiled again, otherwise you'll still be running the previous branch. For this we go into the command line and do:
Which is fine, but ideally the Import would automate this. Perhaps a separate 'Import All and Compile' option? Or a Yes/No prompt after Importing? Or perhaps a global setting to control compilation?
Thanks,
Chris
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: