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Hi, Is importing a process start form part of normal deployment activ

sheriner
Hi,

Is importing a process start form part of normal deployment activities? Will this affect the process model? Any special checks need to be considered while importing process start form to an existing version of the process model in an another environment?

Thanks,
Sherine...

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    Well in that case it makes more sense to create a simple application like a patch that will contain only the model (no other dependencies) and import it in the other environments this is actually faster since you won't have to remap anything even if it's new.

    The import/export of forms is more for re-usability rather than for deployments of changes which is more in the scope of applications export/import.
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    Well in that case it makes more sense to create a simple application like a patch that will contain only the model (no other dependencies) and import it in the other environments this is actually faster since you won't have to remap anything even if it's new.

    The import/export of forms is more for re-usability rather than for deployments of changes which is more in the scope of applications export/import.
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