2024-08-01 19:14:07
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I am bootstrapping a project, but there's a compilation error in the MROManagement module due to some recently added code. This issue is causing the bootstrap to fail. Is there any way to skip compilation errors or bypass specific modules during the bootstrap process?
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2024-08-01 19:25:22
@javamk - No, a spec is created and will include specific modules depending on requirements, and all modules that are contained within that spec must compile successfully. Bypassing the compiling of a module may cause other downstream issues and as such, a fix to the compilation error is needed to proceed.
As mentioned below, a common workaround is to revert the files that contain the compilation errors to a past revision that that do not have the errors. Then once the errors are resolved by the respective team, you can get the latest code and build that module successfully
Liza 2024-08-01 19:28:54
@javamk if you know what CL caused the compilation issue, you can temporarily revert the version of the source code on your local to the CL before the breaking one. Select your workspace, then select Get Revision in the context menu on the root folder, then select Specify Revision Using and proving CL number there
