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When deploying a flow that either has several resources in its own project or belongs to a project that has a project dependency referring to a common model or resource project with several models or resources, currently all models or resources in the dependent project get deployed even if the flow only references a couple. Should we only deploy just the associated models and resources tied to the flow being deployed? This would help with license tracking as well.
For example: Flow F1 in Project P1 has a project dependency of project P2. P2 has 10 resources. Flow F1 only uses 2 resources from within P2 but when you deploy flow F1 it deploys all 10 resources.
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When deploying a flow that either has several resources in its own project or belongs to a project that has a project dependency referring to a common model or resource project with several models or resources, currently all models or resources in the dependent project get deployed even if the flow only references a couple. Should we only deploy just the associated models and resources tied to the flow being deployed? This would help with license tracking as well.
For example: Flow F1 in Project P1 has a project dependency of project P2. P2 has 10 resources. Flow F1 only uses 2 resources from within P2 but when you deploy flow F1 it deploys all 10 resources.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: