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  7. listmissingdependencies

listmissingdependencies

Lists the missing dependencies in the SuiteCloud project.

Syntax

          listmissingdependencies [-authid AuthId]
    [-l DependencyListFileName]
    [-p FolderOrZipFile]

Options

Option

Required / Optional

Description

-authid

Required

References the custom alias you give to a specific account-role combination.

-l

Optional

Specifies the missing dependency log file location as a directory path or a file name.

If you specify a directory, the log file is generated in the specified location by default.

Missing dependency log details are appended to the end of the file.

-p

Required when a default project has not been specified by the project command or when you want to specify a project other than the default. For more information, see project.

References the folder or ZIP file that contains the SuiteCloud project.

-h or -help

Optional

Prints the help for this command.

Example

The following command lists the missing dependencies in a SuiteCloud project:

sdfcli listmissingdependencies -p c:/project/ -l test.log

The command specifies to output a list of missing dependencies for the project located in the directory c:/project, and write the list to the file test.log.

When you run the command, it produces an output that is similar to the following:

          SuiteCloud Development Framework CLI (com.netsuite.ide.core_2021.1.0)
Unresolved dependencies:
Feature - CUSTOMRECORDS:required
Object -  customsearch51 
Writing to log file C:\sdfprojects\myproject\test.log.

The command output states that the feature CUSTOMRECORDS is required, therefore that feature must be enabled in the manifest. The object customsearch51 is a dependency that is missing from the project. To resolve the dependency, the object customsearch51 must be added to the project or referenced in the manifest. The command writes the list to test.log, located in the SDF CLI installation directory.

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