Peter Uhnak wrote
> That's why MyPackage-Test is best kept separate, because when other
> project
> is loading your project, they don't need to load such package
Just to give another angle, while everything said in this thread is true, I
typically start with a monolithic package + sub tags and onl
The main benefit of using separate packages instead of tags is that you can
choose what to load.
That's why MyPackage-Test is best kept separate, because when other project
is loading your project, they don't need to load such package (which can
speed up dependency loading and makes for smaller im
> On 27 Nov 2018, at 15:03, Roelof Wobben wrote:
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> Thanks,
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> So better is leave it this way. So three seperate packages as I understand
> you well.
I just said I would keep “tests” separated. The rest I do not have any opinion
:)
Esteban
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> Op 27-11-2018 om 10:
Thanks,
So better is leave it this way. So three seperate packages as I
understand you well.
Roelof
Op 27-11-2018 om 10:47 schreef Esteban Lorenzano:
Yes, you can :)
(But I would recommend it doing it with tests)
Usually, what you do is to create your package “Project” and then inside th
Yes, you can :)
(But I would recommend it doing it with tests)
Usually, what you do is to create your package “Project” and then inside that
package you can add the tags “test” and “Actions”,
But now you already have three packages, and you want to move, for example
“Project-Actions” into “Proj
Hello,
Right now I have three seperate packages.
Project
Project-test
Project-Actions
Is it possible in P7 to have something like this
Project
--- Tests
Actions
and if so, how to I make it work,
