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RMA generation from the command line
RMA generation from the command line Hello everyone, after browsing around the Blaze documentation and this forum, I seem unable to find any information about generating the RMA using the command li...
Hi Moocow,
In general, there is no need to generate an RMA from the command line. Generally, an RMA only needs to be generated for a project once. After that, refreshing from the repository will fully update the RMA. Then the code generated for the RMA can be copied from machine to machine as you migrate to production. The main reasons I have seen to regenerate an RMA are if the options change (such as table of contents or signon), the Include/Excludes change for what is included in the RMA, or if you have "released" the project in Blaze. With some study, all of these items can also be modified in the generated code.
Is there a specific reason you need to generate the RMA from the command line?
Tom