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In the `manifes.xml`, what is the format to add a dependency on an object installed via a SuiteApp?  I get this message and I wan to manually add this depenency.
```Details: The object reference [appid=com.vendorname.suiteapp, scriptid=customrole_rolename] is missing in the project and also not included in the dependencies list.```

Best is probably to run the Add Dependencies to Manifest, does that handle it for you? If not, I think you need under `manifest &gt; dependencies` 

```&lt;applications&gt;
  &lt;application&gt;
    &lt;objects&gt;
      &lt;object&gt;…```

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No.  Add dependencies does not add it automatically.  And to add it manually, I don't remember the format to specify.  It needs to include both the appId and the scripId.

I think I figured it out, it looks like it needs to be `appId.scriptId`, so
```&lt;object&gt;com.vendorname.suiteapp.customrole_rolename&lt;/object&gt;```

That doesn't seem to work either.  I get a different message with that format, but it doesn't recognize that the suiteapp and that object are installed in the target environment.

Would this help? <https://docs.oracle.com/en/cloud/saas/netsuite/ns-online-help/section_1523376375.html|https://docs.oracle.com/en/cloud/saas/netsuite/ns-online-help/section_1523376375.html>

```                &lt;dependencies&gt;

    &lt;applications&gt;

        &lt;application id="com.example.mysuiteapp"&gt;

            &lt;objects&gt;

                &lt;object&gt;customrecord_sample&lt;/object&gt;

            &lt;/objects&gt;

        &lt;/application&gt;

    &lt;/applications&gt;

&lt;/dependencies&gt; 

              ```

looks like what i was suggesting earlier, too. <@UHF2QGCUX> does that work?

You guys are both correct.  Thank-you!

Apparently I glossed over your response <@UHP0BBX54> and only saw what I thought I was seeing.  I'm sorry about that.  That is indeed the format that I need.  Again, my apologies.  I don't want to become the guy that doesn't read stuff on the internet. :slightly_smiling_face:

Also make sure it's stored under the object folder. If you have child folders, you'll have to add them.

it’s ok, thanks for asking us humans and not ai-stanley :laughing: - just kidding, you probably could’ve gotten the solution faster there

totally forgot about him.  I should give it a shot. :slightly_smiling_face:

you can always test - it’s probably whatever battk is :smile:

just saw your post <@UHF2QGCUX> - i guess we did a bit better

For sure.  Thanks again!!  I appreciate you both taking the time.

I know ya'll solved this but be careful hitting the add dependencies option. It always pulls in weird things like Suite Billing when I do it when nothing we have relies on it at all.

usually i rely on git to be able to revert to a previous version in case it pulls in such things