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FICO
17 years agoCommunity Manager
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...
FICO
17 years agoCommunity Manager
The RMA adapts to changes in the repository and reflect them. In order to refresh your session (in case of concurrent modifications), you can simply use the refresh (F5 or CTRL-R) command in your browser. If you are disconnected, those changes will obviously be taken into account when you log in.
Your RMA will reflect:
- changes in templates
- changes in instances
After your very first generation of an RMA, you do not need to generate it ever again (unless you want to change some configuration). No need for a lame code generation
Thanks,
Carole-Ann Matignon
VP, Product Management
http://www.twitter.com/CMatignon