Hello,
I’ve opened the current project, but when I compare it, it writes zero bytes. Why is this happening, and how can I fix it?
Hello,
I’ve opened the current project, but when I compare it, it writes zero bytes. Why is this happening, and how can I fix it?
The Compare window on the left displays the status of the compiled programs in the Automation Studio project.
If these have not been build or if the binaries have been deleted, they will appear as 0 bytes, as shown below.
View after deleting the binaries:
It will not write zero bytes. Please build your project first, as @martin.buchmann has already advised you.
But the project has been compiled and saved as .zip
I have opened the zip now from a diffrent PC. When i compile it now the data will be different.
When saved as a zip was it saved complete, or as an archive? If you just did an archive, it doesn’t include the binaries.
When you opened the zip, did you have it unzipped at the same path as before? Some of the 4.0 and earlier Automation studio versions would you trigger a rebuild if not opened at the same file path, due to, IRCC, debugger dependencies that file path based.
I assume that it was saved in its entirety by my colleague.
I tried to unzip it in the same path and open the ZIP file directly from Automation Studio.
Did the folder “Binaries” contain all the binaries compiled during the build in your Zip File?
Setting to store the project with the binaries:
Hi @Phillip_Schutz, I think how this is happening was explained here, as well as how to fix it. Or do you have any other questions?