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What is the difference between the process configuration that comes from a shared project area process and one that comes from a process template?

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Gustavo Grillo (1●1) | asked Mar 23 '17, 3:31 p.m.
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What is the difference between the process configuration that comes from a shared project area process and one that comes from a process template. Is there something that I can configure in one that I cannot with the other?
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I need to standardize all project areas in one repository. I can do this by creating a Master Project Area, configure its process and share the process with all other project areas or I can create a process template and use it to create all the project areas in the repository. What's the difference between doing one way or the other?

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Donald Nong (14.5k●6●14) | answered Mar 23 '17, 5:28 p.m.

If using a process template, once you create a project out of it, there is no longer any links between the project and the template.

If using a master project, as long as you don't override the configuration in the child projects, any configuration changes in the master project will be inherited by the child projects automatically.

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Geoffrey Clemm commented Mar 23 '17, 10:42 p.m.
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And note that this is why you should never refer to your master or shared project area as your "process template" ... since the distinction between a master/shared project area and a process template is an important one.

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