What happens to any sources dependent on a source within a change during the installation package creation?

When creating an installation package in Avaloq's Integrated Customization Environment (ICE), any sources that are dependent on a source that has undergone a change will also be recompiled. This is crucial for maintaining integrity and consistency in the application. If a source file has been modified, any other components that rely on that source must be recompiled to ensure they work correctly with the updated code. This helps to prevent runtime errors or inconsistencies that could arise from using older versions of dependent sources.

Recompilation in this context means that the system will take the changes into account and ensure that the dependent sources align with the latest code modifications. This process is essential for maintaining a stable and functioning application as it helps to ensure that all parts of the software are compatible and are using the most recent definitions and behaviors defined in the modified source.

Therefore, when compiling the installation package, it is important to include all recompilations of sources that depend on any altered source to provide a seamless integration and operational functionality within the overall framework. This systematic approach ensures that the application remains robust and reliable for users.