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dbeavon
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I agree that this has been a minor pain. I suspect that very few third-party deployment tools would know how to run "GENERATE-MD5" on an r-code file. And Progress doesn't have its own tooling for doing this stuff (nor for the compilation of the whole app in the first place, come to think of it). We use robocopy-based commands to copy our application to the deployment target(s). This would be much faster if it didn't think that the entire 2 GB of application r-code files (many thousands) were needing to be refreshed. Of course there are other things we can do to mitigate: upgrading to 10Gbit network and breaking up the compilation unit into even smaller parts (smaller Eclipse projects) that are only deployed as need.
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