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mtriballier
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Jan 7, 2020 3:36 PM UTC
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Limitation on file path longer than 260 characters during the publication stage

Hi,

 

Does anyone know how to work around the limitation on file path longer than 260 characters during the publication stage ?

 

For example :

 

When "andsearch_nomark.png" is copied from :

C:\Projets RoboHelp\Tests\ImbricationSousProjets\SousProjet5\!SSL!\Responsive_HTML5\mergedProjects\SousProjet6\mergedProjects\SousProjet7\mergedProjects\SousProjet8\mergedProjects\SousProjet9\template\Azure_Blue

to :

C:\Projets RoboHelp\Tests\ImbricationSousProjets\SousProjet4\!SSL!\Responsive_HTML5\mergedProjects\SousProjet5\mergedProjects\SousProjet6\mergedProjects\SousProjet7\mergedProjects\SousProjet8\mergedProjects\SousProjet9\template\Azure_Blue

--> it's ok

 

But when "back_mobile_filter.png" is copied from :

C:\Projets RoboHelp\Tests\ImbricationSousProjets\SousProjet5\!SSL!\Responsive_HTML5\mergedProjects\SousProjet6\mergedProjects\SousProjet7\mergedProjects\SousProjet8\mergedProjects\SousProjet9\template\Azure_Blue

to :

C:\Projets RoboHelp\Tests\ImbricationSousProjets\SousProjet4\!SSL!\Responsive_HTML5\mergedProjects\SousProjet5\mergedProjects\SousProjet6\mergedProjects\SousProjet7\mergedProjects\SousProjet8\mergedProjects\SousProjet9\template\Azure_Blue

--> it's not ok because destination file path is longer than 260

 

We get following errors :

> La publication a été annulée.

> Le chemin d'accès spécifié est introuvable.

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Jeff_Coatsworth
Jeff_CoatsworthCorrect answer
Community Expert
Jan 7, 2020 3:45 PM UTC

Nope - you need to keep everything as short as you can.

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Community Expert
Jan 8, 2020 12:31 AM UTC

I typically generate my output to a separate folder at the same level as my projects like:

c:\my_projects\<sub folders for each project>

c:\my_outputs\<sub folders for each project>

 

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Jeff_Coatsworth
Community Expert
Jeff_CoatsworthCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
Community Expert
Jan 7, 2020 3:45 PM UTC

Nope - you need to keep everything as short as you can.

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