Launching Exclusions Editor
AdminStudio 2023 | 25.0 | Repackager | Exclusions Editor
Edition:This feature is available in AdminStudio Professional and Enterprise Editions.
The Exclusions Editor can be launched either within the Repackager interface or outside of Repackager. You can edit the default exclusions file, isrepackager.ini, using either interface.
Note:You can also add items to the default exclusions file from the Files and Folders view of the Repackager interface. See Adding Files and Folders to the Global Exclusions List from the Files and Folders View.
However, if you want to create a new, custom exclusions file, you must launch the Exclusions Editor outside of Repackager.
Launching Exclusions Editor Outside of Repackager
To launch the Exclusions Editor outside of the Repackager interface, perform the following steps.
To add a file to the exclusion list:
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Launch the Exclusions Editor by locating and executing the following file: |
[AdminStudioInstallDirectory]\Repackager\AnalysisOptions.exe
The Files tab of the Exclusions Editor opens.
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Perform one of the following to open an exclusions file: |
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Shared Exclusions—To edit the shared exclusions file, on the Files menu, point to Open and click Shared Exclusions. The exclusions in the shared exclusions file are now listed on the Files tab. |
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Custom Exclusions—To create a new custom exclusions file, on the Files menu, click New. A default set of exclusions is listed. |
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Make edits to the file. |
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Save the file by selecting Save on the File menu. |
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If you were creating a custom exclusions file, specify a name and location for this exclusions file and click Save. |
Launching Exclusions Editor Within Repackager
To add a file to the exclusion list, perform the following steps.
To add a file to the exclusion list:
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Launch Repackager and open a project. |
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On the Project menu, click Properties. The Project Properties dialog box opens. |
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On the Exclusions tab, do one of the following: |
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To edit the default exclusions file, select Use settings from the shared location and click Edit. |
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To edit a custom exclusions file, select Use settings from a custom file, browse to the file you want to open (if it is not listed), and click Edit. |
The Files tab of the Exclusions Editor opens, with the appropriate exclusions file open.
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Make edits to the file. |
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Save the file and close the Exclusions Editor by clicking OK. |
Note:Note that when opening the Exclusions Editor from within Repackager, there is no File menu displayed, meaning that you can only edit an existing exclusions file; you cannot create a new exclusions file.