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The Vertical Sky Software Manager User Guide - MKS

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Getting Started With Projects, Sandboxes, and Members<br />

For more information on<br />

build sandboxes, see<br />

“Build Sandboxes” on<br />

page 74.<br />

From the Development Path Name drop-down list, choose a<br />

development path name, for example, Variant Project.<br />

Note<br />

<strong>The</strong> Variant option is unavailable if there are no available development<br />

paths. To create a development path, see “Creating a Development<br />

Path” on page 72.<br />

Build creates a static sandbox based upon a specific revision<br />

of the master project that is used for building or testing the<br />

project, but not for further development.<br />

From the Revision drop-down list, choose a project revision<br />

number, for example, 1.1.<br />

8 To accept the options, click Finish. To modify the options, click<br />

Back. To cancel the operation, click Cancel.<br />

<strong>The</strong> sandbox appears in a Sandbox window.<br />

To create a sandbox in the command line interface<br />

Use the si createsandbox command, for example:<br />

si createsandbox --project=value sandboxpath<br />

where<br />

--project=value specifies the path and name of the master<br />

project, for example, --project=c:/masterdemo/project.pj<br />

sandboxpath specifies the path of the new sandbox, for example,<br />

c:/sandboxdemo<br />

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