<@UD9EXR0MV> I had some issues with 2018.1 once we...
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nuwinda
06/18/2019, 12:51 AM@Flo I had some issues with 2018.1 once we had our Netsuite Release upgrade to 2019.1. I got "Retrying... 2 left" in 2018.1 Extension tool and then tried 2018.2 extension tool in 2019.1 bundle and have permission issue. It seams after upgrade to 2019.1 some script deployement were missing.
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Flo
06/18/2019, 12:20 PMHi @nwinda. Could you please let me know more info about your account environment and bundles installed>
Sandbox or Production ? (account number ?)
SCEM 19.1 ?
SC or SCA ? If SCA, which version ?
Which Theme ?
+ @Daniel Pelaez
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nuwinda
06/18/2019, 10:07 PMSandbox works fine, Issue is in Live. It's SCEM 19.1
nuwinda
06/18/2019, 10:07 PMSCA
nuwinda
06/18/2019, 10:10 PMSC Aconcagua Release 2
nuwinda
06/18/2019, 10:15 PMIssue is in live, SCEM doesn't have following scripts deployments customdeploy_ext_mech_file_service, customdeploy_ext_mech_skin_service and customdeploy_ext_mech_extension_service
nuwinda
06/18/2019, 10:20 PMOur clients Netsuite Development support team tried to force install SCEM but didn't and still didn't work out. I hope they will come up with a solution 🙂
nuwinda
06/18/2019, 10:23 PMOnce they fix it I'll try again. FYI I try both 2018.1 and 2018.2 in live, Since I still use 2018.1 in my sandbox (use 2019.1) without any issue
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Flo
06/19/2019, 2:10 PMSo if you have SCA Aconcagua Release 2 and SCEM 19.1 you should be using DevTools 18.2. This is documented. I also sent a message about this on this channel yesterday
Flo
06/19/2019, 2:18 PMFlo
06/19/2019, 2:19 PMSuiteCommerce Advanced Developers: The 2019.1 release of the Extension Management Bundle includes the theme and extension developer tools for 2019.1 and 2018.2. If you are implementing the 2018.2 release of SCA or SCA Aconcagua, you must use the 2018.2 developer tools when creating themes and extensions due to non-backward compatibility.
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