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Usage path

When the same used project A is used multiple times in the main project, it can be done either by using the used project A directly in the main project, or by using other used projects (e.g. B, C, D, etc.) that use the used project A themselves. This determines the usage path to the used project A. The version of a used project that is used directly has the shortest usage path in comparison to a version of a used project used through another project. To review usage paths of used project's versions:

  1. Open Advanced Project Usages Configuration dialog.
  2. Click the button. Project Usage Information dialog opens.


Here you can see that the project Car is used twice in the Project Vehicle. The first usage of project Car is nested within Project Vehicle directly, while the second usage is nested within project Wheel. This means that the version of project Car that is nested the least of all the other usages is the one with the shortest usage path. Consequently, the more nested the used project, the longer the usage path to it is.

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Used project version needs to be changed manuallychanged manually in order to resolve used project version inconsistencies.