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The updated arguments of a build process template not getting refreshed in the process section of a build definition

by XDK 2. March 2016 18:53

Workaround:

Delete the registered build process template in the collection database

use <Collection database>;
delete from tbl_BuildProcessTemplate where ProcessTemplateID = 'updated Process Template ID';

Create the build definition again

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