Sometime I can put a drawing in released state without the model is being released, sometimes it won't let me.
Why the difference? They have all the same lifecycles. Is there a setting to allow for released drawing without a released model?
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There is a rule set inside of the Lifecycle definition on transition that checks to see if Children are Released. If they are not, you cannot Release the drawing. If this rule is unchecked, then you would be able to Release the drawing without the the Children being Released. I can't imagine that this would sometimes work, and sometimes not. There could be several reasons for this behavior:
You need to go into your Lifecycle Definitions to find out what needs to be modified, as this discrepancy can wreak some havoc on your processes and your vaulted files.
Hi,
Check also Released Bias view to see what revision of your model is expected by your drawing. When it allows you to move drawing to released state without having latest model revision released then probably expected revision is not the latest revision. See example below:
Non-Released Biased view (showing latest):
Released Biased view:
If drawing expects previous revision then it might let you change a state (as that revision might be released).
Regards,
Arek
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