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Pete K 10/12/2022 |
I don't understand the question. I think it should be obvious that some changes might not get caught when doing a partial build. I also usually keep it set to partial build during early development to speed up rebuilds when making lots of changes. But it's not unusual for something to not work in that case. Often I have to do a full build to see some change. And of course, you should always do the full build before doing a final build before deployment. |
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Admin 10/12/2022 |
If you made some changes and they were not applied, Full Build is your next step, before anything else. |
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erosolmi author 10/13/2022 |
Maybe it is obvious but not for me. Now it is obvious I looked at help and it says "Select the Full build checkbox to perform a full build of the project. Otherwise, the partial (faster) build is performed." so no real explanation of what will happen. Also it is not so "faster" at the end. Anyway, from now on I will never remove that flag. My intention for this post was to help others falling in similar situation. |