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Purpose of docket.xml file and its digest attributes

JRomeo

Can someone explain the purpose of the docket.xml files and the digest attribute of each <file> node? It looks like a checksum. If the file located at the path attribute does not match the value of the digest attribute, is that file igonred when processing web requests? Example is below. Thanks.

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Rick Poulin

The docket files are used by the build process to understand how to merge customizations into the base application, and to determine whether files have been changed versus what went into the last build.

So no, this doesn't affect the processing of web requests whatsoever.

JRomeo

So once a build is complete and customizations are merged with the base, are these files no longer used (until the next build)?

Rick Poulin

That's correct. They're used by the build process, not by the runtime application.