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10-13-2022 05:24 AM
Hello everyone,
I have tried to migrate an update set to an instance to another, when I am trying to do a preview of update set, it shows 3 errors (you can see them in to picture below), I have tried to go to the script include and the errors shows me (see the second picture below) how can I solve this problem?
thanks in advance
Ettore
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10-13-2022 06:54 AM
You don't need to go into that script include. Just skip the remote updates from here. After you skip all three you can commit the update set.
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10-13-2022 06:21 AM
those aren't update set related errors. If you're getting update set conflicts, you can accept the conflict and still commit the update set.
Those orange errors in the script include are just syntax errors or suggestions. Probably just a format related suggestion. Can you hover over the orange (!) and let us know what that message says. If they are formatting related, such as using spaces vs tab, click this button to help reformat your code
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10-13-2022 06:30 AM
Hello @Mike_R ,
the orange errors (!) it is just saying that are already defined.
what about the second error?
in attached on this answer there is the errors that gives me when I am doing the preview of update set
regards,
Ettore
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10-13-2022 06:38 AM
Looks like some updates from another scope got captured in this update set. Check to see if it's anything important, if not just skip them (since it doesn't really give you another choice) and then commit the update set. Obviously validate once you commit the update set to make sure everything you needed migrated over.
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10-13-2022 06:42 AM