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Reload keynotes when using Print Sheets #1264

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aaronbergmann opened this issue Jun 4, 2021 · 0 comments
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Reload keynotes when using Print Sheets #1264

aaronbergmann opened this issue Jun 4, 2021 · 0 comments
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Enhancement Enhancement request [class->Improved #{number}: {title}] Prioritize The issue is planned to be resolved in the next version Tools Issues related to pyRevit commands [subsystem]

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There is an undesirable interaction between the Keynote Manager and Print Sheets. Even though The Keynote Manager reloads the keynotes in the background, if it is used prior to Print Sheets, Revit still thinks the keynotes are out of date and gives a keynote asset warning for EVERY sheet. Is it possible to have the Print Sheets tool reload the keynotes automatically prior to printing (in a way that Revit recognizes)?

I'm using Revit 2020 and pyRevit 4.8.8.
@eirannejad eirannejad added Enhancement Enhancement request [class->Improved #{number}: {title}] Prioritize The issue is planned to be resolved in the next version labels Jun 20, 2021
@alexdaversa alexdaversa mentioned this issue Sep 19, 2021
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@eirannejad eirannejad added the Tools Issues related to pyRevit commands [subsystem] label Dec 29, 2021
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