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In my script I create a set of user groups. Additionally, on the AME instance, there is a set of groups that may or may not already exist (IMS groups). This is why I often use --IF EXIST closure, for example:
CREATE-GROUP "group-a" BEGIN
ADD-CHILDREN "ims-group-a" --IF-EXISTS
END
Now, I wish that it was possible to compose CHECK-INCLUDES command that validates that this relationship indeed exists on a AEM environment, knowing that 'ims-group-a' may or may not actually exist. Something that performs the check only if both groups exist.
Would that be possible in APM?
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In my script I create a set of user groups. Additionally, on the AME instance, there is a set of groups that may or may not already exist (IMS groups). This is why I often use
--IF EXIST
closure, for example:Now, I wish that it was possible to compose CHECK-INCLUDES command that validates that this relationship indeed exists on a AEM environment, knowing that 'ims-group-a' may or may not actually exist. Something that performs the check only if both groups exist.
Would that be possible in APM?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: