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mhson1978- Contributions: 0
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Hello everyone. Has anyone here created a new bundle with suitescript 2.0 customizations?
My question is specifically around how to handle following:
1. If you have custom library files, how do you define it? /SuiteScripts/xxx/UTILITY won’t work in new account or will it?
2. If you have a suitelet with client script file, how do you define that? right now, it expects ID of file or relative path of file but what happens if it gets bundled?
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chanarbon- Contributions: 0
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Hi Joe,
For both items, I would suggest for you to use the relative path when it comes to creating bundled solutions with SuiteScript 2.0. you would not have any problem on the paths itself. It is also a good way practice for the developers as we maintain the custom modules within the project directory. With this approach, you have to add the project parent folder and the folders for the libraries with the bundle
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mhson1978- Contributions: 0
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So if the original path of the file is /SuiteScript/MyFolder/My Bundle Name/somefile.js how would you put that in? ./somefile.js?
I’m courious how NetSuite will translate it.
Thanks for your help!
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chanarbon- Contributions: 0
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Hi mhson1978 ,
Yes, you are to utilize it as ./somefile.js. Once the creation of the bundle, you have include the library and the folder.
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