Configuring the Supersede utility

The Supersede utility can be deployed with a Supersede.json configuration file. This file is optional. When Supersede.exe runs it checks for this file, and if it exists, loads the configuration.

This configuration applies to all files the utility processes, however, you can also configure supersede behaviour for specific folders.

Configuration files use the JSON format.

The Supersede.json configuration file is an application configuration file which may contain other configuration objects in addition to the root Supersede object.

Folder specific .supersede-config files only contain Supersede configuration and therefore omit this object.

Example `Supersede.json` configuration file

{
  "Supersede": {
    "Copy": {
      "Enabled": true,
      "Path": "..\\Current"
    },
    "Supersede": {
      "Enabled": true,
      "Mode": "Move",
      "Path": "..\\Superseded"
    },
    "Rules": [
      {
        "Pattern": "(?<SheetNumber>.+) - (?<SheetName>.+) \\((?<Revision>.+)\\)",
        "Extensions": [ ".pdf" ],
        "Supersede": {
          "MatchFields": [
            "SheetNumber"
          ]
        }
      },
      {
        "Pattern": "(?<SheetNumber>.+) \\((?<Revision>.+)\\)",
        "Extensions": [ ".dwg" ],
        "Supersede": {
          "MatchFields": [
            "SheetNumber"
          ]
        }
      }
    ]
  }
}

The above configuration specifies some default copy and supersede behaviour and a collection of rules.

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