Any way to identify rebuild errors for all configurations at one time?
tim_hess427
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I'm currently working on a model with a fairly large number of configurations. Is there any way to see, at a glance, which configurations have errors? It can be pretty time-consuming to go through all of these different configurations and chase down any problems.
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@tim_hess427 - No! Because that would mean rebuilding ALL configurations (potentially tens of thousands or more) and neither you nor we want that!!
Philip Thomas - Onshape6 -
Infinite if you have a numerical configuration variable Jake Rosenfeld - Modeling Team5
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@tim_hess427 - Actually YES, there is an easy way
Create a dummy assembly and insert an instance of each 'interesting' configuration that you would like to monitor - that way a single window on a (second) monitor is all you need. Philip Thomas - Onshape6
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@tim_hess427 - No! Because that would mean rebuilding ALL configurations (potentially tens of thousands or more) and neither you nor we want that!! Philip Thomas - Onshape6
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Infinite if you have a numerical configuration variable Jake Rosenfeld - Modeling Team5
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@philip_thomas and @Jake_Rosenfeld - Good point! I did not think about that.
What about some sort of "debug" function where you could select a limited number of configurations to check on-demand as opposed to checking every time a change to the model is made?
As a work-around, I did notice that I can open multiple browser tabs and keep a different configuration open in each one. I don't keep every configuration open, but did open up a few "test" cases to catch big things early. At some point, I'll still need to manually cycle through each configuration, though.
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@tim_hess427 - Actually YES, there is an easy way
Create a dummy assembly and insert an instance of each 'interesting' configuration that you would like to monitor - that way a single window on a (second) monitor is all you need. Philip Thomas - Onshape6