The / at the beginning just applies to the top folder.
The reason for the warnings about the .a files is that there’s logic for other controllers from an external supplier in our project to solve issues with the safety communication. The logic is not actually being run, it is just there as a reference. The libraries used in this logic are not compiled for the controller we’re using and that is why the rebuild generated these errors.
But we’ve had these rebuild problems before we introduced the external supplier’s logic, so I don’t think resolving these warnings are worth the hassle.
I can see the *.a and *.br files in our remote repo, so they are tracked in git.
How can I look for any other broken references?
And you are right, it is actually this in our case:
ProjectName/*.set
I omitted a little too much in my post, my apologies. The *.set files for the safe designer project are also in our remote repo, so they are tracked.
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Hi Ruben, what is the status of this topic, can you make short summary for us or sign the answer that helped you the most?
Hello,
We find out that the issue is not related to git. It is the mappView plugin that is called from the AS build controller (AnalyseProject) that crashes and causes the whole build process to abort. This issue only happens in AS4.11.
The only way we found to “solve” it is to build the project in AS4.12.